Examples of using Corruption could in English and their translations into Russian
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It also stated that corruption could undermine trust in the rule of law.
Serious efforts for an economically efficient framework andinstitutional structures that contribute to fair competition and prevent corruption could trigger momentum for growth.
Corruption could degrade the environment and endanger public safety.
It is estimated that curbing corruption could lower investment requirements by 20-70 per cent.
It was noted that, as so many States in Latin America and the Caribbean had ratified both the Inter-American Convention against Corruption and the Organized Crime Convention,the process of ratification of the United Nations Convention against Corruption could proceed much faster in the region.
The Monterrey Consensus noted that corruption could be a serious barrier to effective resource mobilization and allocation.
The Commission might wish to look at how its work on crime prevention and criminal justice and the use andapplication of the Organized Crime Convention and the Convention against Corruption could support the effective implementation of existing multilateral environmental agreements.
The United Nations Convention against Corruption could be used as a legal basis for extradition requests, but that has not been the case to date.
Domestic governance and transparency played a central role, as corruption could reduce a country's growth rate.
It was also evident that corruption could endanger the stability and security of societies and could undermine the values of democracy, morality and the rule of law.
The purpose was to raise awareness on the subject andon how the Convention against Corruption could play an important role in addressing the problem.
By one estimate, corruption could raise the cost of realizing the water and sanitation target of Millennium Development Goals by 2015 by as much $48 billion.
Regarding the scope of application, he reiterated the stance of the Group that corruption could be defeated only by criminalizing the illicit conduct of public as well as private perpetrators.
Addressing corruption could increase the capacity of the Government to implement its obligations under various international agreements including the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
While the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Convention against Corruption could play an important role, it was crucial to strength both the legal framework and enforcement.
Noting that corruption could circumvent tax and revenue benefits for communities, they supported transparency and the Global Reporting Initiative in that context.
Procurement planning work was required, especially in developing economies,where corruption could begin at that level, and could focus on including details in the Guides to the Law itself.
It was argued that corruption could be dealt with through multifaceted and multi-stakeholder responses that combined law enforcement and preventive measures and empowered the private sector and civil society.
Political influences, the poor staffing policy and procrastination of trials are the main reasons of corruption in the judiciary, said the president of the Cassation Court, Dragomir Milojević,pointing out that corruption could be curbed through the combined application of repressive and preventive measures and by strengthening the rule of the law.
The issue of corruption could also be considered at a joint meeting of the Second and Third Committees of the General Assembly, which would set a good example in the context of the revitalization of the work of the United Nations in the economic and social sectors.
The Secretary confirmed that the software tool designed for the checklist of the Convention against Corruption could be adapted for collecting information on the implementation of the Organized Crime Convention and its Protocols, subject to the availability of adequate resources.
Nigeria was therefore pleased that the Secretary-General's report offered possible solutions to some of the problems identified in the previous report; andit reiterated that cooperation in the fight against terrorism benefited the whole international community, since corruption could fuel conflicts, undermine democracy and finance terrorism.
Slovakia confirmed that the United Nations Convention against Corruption could be used as a legal basis for MLA requests, but to date there has not been any reported case of such use.
Considering that national legislation on the subject in many parts of the world was inadequate and the question of the transfer of funds of illicit origin and the return of such funds had not been specifically regulated by any of the existing treaties,the report concluded that the forthcoming convention against corruption could make a significant contribution to the fight against corruption. .
For instance, Transparency International has estimated that corruption could increase the cost of meeting Millennium Development Goal target 7.C by 2015 by nearly US$ 50 billion.
Under the new amendment,punishment for the offence of bribery or corruption could include forfeiture or confiscation of property, provided there is a judicial finding establishing a direct causal nexus between the offence of bribery and the acquisition of the particular property.
Thus, corruption can be both a cause and a consequence of killings and of impunity.
Corruption can be deadly.
Tackling widespread corruption can free enormous resources for the benefit of the poor.
Corporate corruption can be eliminated if the necessary mechanisms are put in place;
