Examples of using Combat corruption in English and their translations into German
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The main subjectwill be regional efforts to prevent and combat corruption.
That kind of transparency can help combat corruption, which African governments must root out.
But to realize this economic and social potential,African leaders must combat corruption.
In combat corruption and crime is in the neighborhood, Nuk find meaning for their return and a way to redeem the deaths to be.
Since 2006, TÜV Rheinland has been a member of the UnitedNations Global Compact to promote sustainability and combat corruption.
In order to combat corruption and organised crime phenomena, construction companies are setting forth a complex range of actions and structural reforms, including.
Like other countries of the European Union,Greece should also tax wealth, combat corruption and reduce its arms expenditure.
Action plans to prevent and combat corruption in the relevant law enforcement agencies(border police, police, customs, judiciary) need to be developed.
The procurement rules of many Member Statescontain mechanisms specifically designed to prevent and combat corruption and favouritism.
The United Nations is helping countries combat corruption as part of our broader, system-wide campaign to help bolster democracy and good governance.
These provisions reflect a strong commitment of theparties to take the appropriate measures to prevent and combat corruption.
For their part, the governments of recipientcountries must ensure good governance, combat corruption, and ensure a more just distribution of wealth within their own countries, in particular with regard to minorities, slum-dwellers and rural populations.
Permata Gayo is one of the few cooperatives on Sumatra thattries to carry out democratic decision-making processes and combat corruption.
I think it is important for the future of the enlargement that we look to how theapplicant countries achieve good administration and combat corruption and whether they have stable institutions. The most important thing is not therefore that we should go through the acquis communautaire in detail.
Trilateral Meeting of thePrime Ministers of Albania, Macedonia and Montenegro to strengthen regionalcooperation and combat corruption in January 2004.
It is necessary tocontinue to strengthen public administration and the judiciary, combat corruption, ensure the sustainability of refugee return, and fully cooperate with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia(ICTY).
The Council notes a new momentum in Bulgaria's efforts to improve the judiciary and combat corruption and organised crime.
Russian membership in the World Trade Organizationhas the potential to strengthen the rule of law, combat corruption, and give Russia a stake in better relations with the outside world. Closer ties between Russia and the European Union make sense for similar reasons.
This chairmanship could be a unique opportunity for my country to take initiatives to strengthen regional cooperation,increase energy security and combat corruption.
While the Commission must certainly, in the revision process, seek to improve transparency and combat corruption in international public procurement, the urgent environmental challenges mean that ecological sustainability in the public sector must be given high priority, and that, as I understand it, means that regulation is needed to deal with it.
The Tripartite Social Summit should, based on Articles 152-155 of TFEU, consider howthe social dialogue at both horizontal and sectorial levels could contribute to the efforts to prevent and combat corruption.
The purpose of the Convention against Corruption is to promote andreinforce measures to prevent and combat corruption as effectively as possible, to promote and support international cooperation and technical assistance and to promote integrity, responsibility and the proper management of public affairs and public property.
The Council encourages the incoming government to take far reaching reform steps to improve above all the living conditions of the people, especially the poorest, safeguard human rights,promote good governance and combat corruption.
The EU reiterates its support for the reform policies of President Bolaños' government,in particular its efforts to improve governance and combat corruption, its achievements in the fields of debt relief and macro-economic discipline, and its initiatives(in the Operational Development Plan) in order to increase economic growth and combat poverty.
For China, the issue largely concerns the design and implementation of the next stage of institutional reforms to sustain economic growth and efficiency, reduce social inequality, remove market distortions,address environmental deterioration, and combat corruption.
But I would add that we fully share the view expressed in the European Parliament that President Pastrana's government musttake steps to restore public order and combat corruption, whilst fully respecting human rights, and should ensure that the killing and kidnapping of human rights activists and of local NGO workers is fully investigated and the results of any such investigation are acted upon with firmness and speed.
The Croatian Chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, the Group of States against Corruption(GRECO) of the Council of Europe and the Ministry of Justice of Croatia are organising an international conference on 15 and 16 October in Šibenik(Croatia) to discuss ways to strengthen transparency and accountability in the public andprivate sectors in order to combat corruption.
Convinced that a stable and transparent environment for national and international commercial transactions in all countries is essential for the mobilization of investment, finance, technology, skills and other important resources,and recognizing that effective efforts at all levels to prevent and combat corruption in all its forms in all countries are essential elements of an improved national and international business environment.
Welcomes the efforts of Member States that have enacted laws and taken other positive measures in the fight against corruption in all its forms including, inter alia, in accordance with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, and in this regard encourages Member States that have not yet done so to enact such laws and to implement effective measures at the national level and, in accordance withdomestic law and policies, at the local level, to prevent and combat corruption;
Welcoming the initiatives taken by the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Group of Eight with regard to fighting corruption and improving transparency, including the initiative of the Group of Eight to support with bilateral technical assistance those countries committed to a partnership to increase transparency, good governance and the rule of law, and welcoming also the efforts of those MemberStates that have entered into“Compacts to Promote Transparency and Combat Corruption” with the Group of Eight.