Examples of using Combating corruption in English and their translations into Czech
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I welcome the progress made by Croatia,in particular, in combating corruption.
Obviously, combating corruption and organised crime remains key.
This must not become an excuse to stop the important work of combating corruption, as that is the main problem.
Combating corruption in European Sport- The work of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus written declarations.
The Union's efforts in combating corruption(written declaration): see Minutes.
Combating corruption in Kosovo is also important, as there are still many criminals at large who remain unpunished.
It is not only Bulgaria which must improve its record on combating corruption; the EU must put its own house in order as well.
On paper, combating corruption is clearly one of the priorities of the Croatian Government, but we have seen very few corruption cases actually come to court.
I know that ministers cannot do everything, butsignificant progress has been made on combating corruption and cross-border crime.
We have heard some fine words about combating corruption, but nothing has been done about the corruption in and around the presidential palace.
I hope that Serbia has the EU's full support in undertaking the reforms that it needs in terms of justice, combating corruption and intra-regional dialogue.
Enormous emphasis is placed on good governance, combating corruption and the principles of the rule of law, and this is the work that is guiding the EU.
We should also hear from the new Afghan Government about the many commitments it must make in areas such as combating corruption and drug trafficking.
We also call for particular emphasis to be placed on combating corruption, organised crime and unemployment, especially unemployment among young people.
This country has achieved a lot in the last 12 months, successfully implementing structural andeconomic reforms, and effectively combating corruption and organised crime.
On the subject of Croatia, I would like to say that this country is combating corruption to such an extent that other countries, including some within the EU, should take an example from it.
There is no denying that technically securing borders will not automatically make them secure as long as problems persist in combating corruption in the justice and policing system.
I commend the efforts of the Croatian Government in combating corruption, ensuring the proper use of EU funds and endeavouring to conclude the chapters of the negotiations that are still open.
Regulations that are adopted should bear in mind the need to encourage competition, thus lowering prices and raising the quality of services,while on the other hand combating corruption and market monopolisation.
Written declaration 0002/2010 on the Union's efforts in combating corruption, submitted by Monica Luisa Macovei, Simon Busuttil, Luigi de Magistris, Ana Gomes and Bart Staes, has been signed by a majority of Parliament's component Members.
Without doubt, this will take several years and a lot of homework has to be done and many reforms have to be carried out in various fields,such as ensuring human rights, combating corruption, overcoming poverty and strengthening democracy.
The most important reforms are the strengthening of public administration and the judiciary, combating corruption, supporting the return of refugees, fully cooperating with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, and restructuring the shipyards.
PL Mr President, Armenia is one of a group of countries that receive support from the European Union for introducing political and economic reforms,establishing the institutions of a state governed by the rule of law, and combating corruption and organised crime.
Just recently, Commissioner Malmström presented a package for combating corruption that we can use as a basis for further work.
Those who hold power in Ukraine today should not be allowed to believe that they can escape just because the broad European public takes no notice orbecause the previous government admittedly did have failings in relation to good governance and combating corruption.
It is important for Montenegro to make greater efforts to introduce EU standards in areas such as justice, combating corruption and protecting minorities, in order to establish a European perspective.
I find it regrettable that the Croatian Parliament and government have not made the desired progress on constitutional amendments, namely as regards decentralisation and reform of public administration,particularly by depoliticising it, combating corruption and freedom of the press.
However, we do need to take into account the fact that Tajikistan has recently made progress both in combating corruption and improving the human rights situation, as well as various other sensitive areas.
As things stand at present, EUPOL is consolidating its activities into six strategic areas where we believe value can be added: police intelligence, investigating crime, the command structure in the police,links between police and prosecutors, combating corruption and also human rights and equality.
However, the Croatian authorities still have obstacles to overcome andchallenges to address, such as combating corruption, getting the economy back on track, resolving bilateral disputes with neighbouring countries, and very low employment.