Examples of using Corruption also in English and their translations into Russian
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Corruption also manifests itself as a personal and political phenomenon.
Various international surveys on perception of corruption also show that the perception remains high.
The form of corruption also depends on the field where the participants work.
Another investigative report on traffic police corruption also led to direct government intervention.
Corruption also weakens governments and lessens their ability to fight poverty.
The National Strategy on Good Governance and the Fight against Corruption also began to show first concrete results.
The measurement of corruption also requires the development of specific methodologies.
Recognizing that effective and efficient international cooperation to prevent andcombat corruption, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption, also serves to promote and protect human rights.
Corruption also ensures silence, blocks complaints and guarantees impunity.
Recognition of these two categories should not obscure the fact that corruption also takes place in international or global settings.
Corruption also nurtures crime, terrorism and other threats to human security.
The Committee considers that the problem of corruption also has negative effects on the full implementation of economic, social and cultural rights.
Corruption also presents an obstacle to effective international cooperation in fighting the smuggling of migrants.
The delegation noted its efforts to fight corruption also at the local levels, and the strengthening of efforts to combat petty corruption. .
Corruption also undermines trust in public institutions and officials, and steals badly needed development assistance.
It should be noted that, especially in cases of transnational organized crime involving the commission of corruption-related offences,the United Nations Convention against Corruption also includes extensive provisions on international cooperation.
Preventing public corruption also requires an effort from all members of society at large.
In view of the substantial contribution that that consistency group had made to the negotiation of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its Protocols,the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of a Convention against Corruption also decided to establish a consistency group.
Wars, conflicts, poor governance and corruption also contributed to the image of Africa as a region in perpetual crisis.
In view of the substantial contribution that that consistency group had made to the negotiation of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its Protocols(General Assembly resolutions 55/25, annexes II and III, and 55/255, annex),the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of a Convention against Corruption also decided to establish a consistency group.
The fight against corruption also seems to be a feasible area for cooperation between the United Nations, the OSCE and the Council of Europe.
Negative effects on the society and culture: Corruption in the appointment and selection of civil servants does not have clear economic implications, however it can cause negative political and social consequences as it perpetuates cronyism and opportunism, reduces people's confidence as well as directly affects the implementation effectiveness of socio-economic andstate management policies; corruption also violates the traditional moral values of the nation, causing harm to society's spiritual foundation.
Preventing corruption also requires the involvement of civil society including non-governmental and community-based organizations.
The Organized Crime Convention and the Convention against Corruption also contain various provisions concerning victim protection and victim assistance, including international cooperation in protecting and assisting victims.167 162International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, article 2, paragraph 3.
Corruption also harms companies that produce goods and services in these areas as it increases operating costs and reduces competitiveness.
The adoption of robust legislation to combat drug trafficking and corruption also underscored the Government's commitment to addressing the root causes of conflict and to creating an enabling environment for private sector development and macroeconomic stability.
Corruption also denied access to justice for victims, exacerbated inequality, weakened governance and institutions, eroded public trust, fuelled impunity and undermined the rule of law.
Finally, the framework of the United Nations Convention against Corruption also reinforces business responsibility towards complying with applicable laws, an aim that has been pursued in the last decade by several initiatives focused on making companies respect human rights.
As corruption also seriously undermined the rule of law, the European Union welcomed the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption to be held in December 2006.
However, corruption also permits prisoners to buy transfers to other cells or prisons, defeating classification and segregation schemes.