Systemic corruption can be found at all levels.

Poor countries achieve lower levels of corruption when civil rights are protected.

This eventually led to corruption at all levels of the Ming government.

The caretaker government worked to root out corruption from all levels of government.

He remains unrepentant about the obscene levels of corruption during his tenure as prime minister.

17. Expresses concern about the magnitude of corruption at all levels, including the scale of the transfer of assets of illicit origin derived from corruption, and in this regard reiterates its commitment to preventing and combating corrupt practices at all levels

Expresses concern about the magnitude of corruption at all levels, including the scale of the transfer of assets of illicit origin derived from corruption, and in this regard reiterates its commitment to preventing and combating corrupt practices at all levels

Expresses concern about the magnitude of corruption at all levels, including the scale of the transfer of assets of illicit origin derived from corruption, and in this regard reiterates its commitment to preventing and combating corrupt practices at all levels

In particular, enhancing transparency at all levels and combating corruption were seen as essential.

(e) Need to restore trust in institutions, including government deleterious effects of corruption at all levels of society

A number of speakers reported on initiatives taken at the regional and international levels to combat corruption.

A number of speakers reported on initiatives taken at the regional and international levels to combat corruption.

It also requests all Member States to foster a culture of transparency, accountability and the rejection of corruption at all levels, consistent with the United Nations Convention against Corruption.

Indeed, inadequate levels of salaries in Africa have been a major cause of weak incentives, high turnover and corruption.

(g) Practise good governance, manage the country's resources properly and combat corruption at all levels

These include different levels of drug trafficking, corruption, money laundering, the trade in firearms and urban security problems.

Many speakers, reporting on activities undertaken in their countries to reduce the incidence of corruption, acknowledged the detrimental and destabilizing effects of corruption at the social, economic and political levels.

Many speakers, reporting on activities undertaken in their countries to reduce the incidence of corruption, acknowledged the detrimental and destabilizing effects of corruption at the social, economic and political levels.

Promote the United Nations Convention against Corruption and fight corruption at all levels through policies that emphasize accountability, transparent public sector management and competitive markets

Widespread poverty, illiteracy, discrimination against women, corruption, lack of accountability, and high levels of youth unemployment continue to cause serious concern.

Resources to combat corruption should be made available readily and widely at the national and international levels.

Second, the geographies in which they work have terrible infrastructure no roads to speak of, sporadic electricity and high levels of corruption.

Second, the geographies in which they work have terrible infrastructure no roads to speak of, sporadic electricity and high levels of corruption.

Since most government corruption occurs at the county, township and village levels, it usually involves abuses of power by local officials.

The expert further raised the issue of the difference in treatment of economic and political corruption at the global, regional and subregional levels.

Taking account of standards adopted against corruption at the national, regional and international levels, in particular the United Nations Convention against Corruption adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 58 4 of 31 October 2003,

Taking account of standards adopted against corruption at the national, regional and international levels, in particular the United Nations Convention against Corruption adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 58 4 of 31 October 2003,

Taking account of standards adopted against corruption at the national, regional and international levels, in particular the United Nations Convention against Corruption adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 58 4 of 31 October 2003,

Taking account of standards adopted against corruption at the national, regional and international levels, in particular the United Nations Convention against Corruption adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 58 4 of 31 October 2003,

In fact, the government s success in clamping down on corruption, especially at sub national levels, will be a litmus test of its legitimacy.

These sacrifices, together with a long history of corruption, denial of rights, and plundering, have led to disaster at the economic, social and environmental levels.

It also requires political stability, eradication of corruption, enhanced rule of law, improvement of basic levels of education, and greater use of mobile telephones and the Internet.

These obligations, which involve combating crime, terrorism and corruption at the regional and subregional levels, were reviewed in four basic areas

Measures aimed at reducing poverty should take into account the linkages between high poverty levels, illiteracy and the potential for corruption.

The establishment of various anti corruption mechanisms at the national, regional and international levels, and the important role played by the media and the civil society have, however, led to the raising of awareness of the devastating effects of corruption in the society.

Aside from lack of capacity and corruption, the uncertain security environment has also impeded the development of effective government institutions at the provincial and local levels.

Criminalization of corruption

Impact of corruption

In West Asia and Central Asia, high levels of corruption, including the participation of civil servants in such activity, remain prevalent in many parts of the region.

Unrestricted capital flows could indeed spell disaster for an economy that has dysfunctional financial markets, high levels of corruption, and weak monetary and fiscal policies.

Both the Johannesburg Declaration on Sustainable Development and the Monterrey Consensus explicitly recognized that corruption was one of the serious threats to sustainable development and called for anti corruption measures to be put in place at all levels as a priority.

(a) To enhance their cooperation at various levels with developing countries, with a view to strengthening the capacity of the latter to prevent and combat corruption

Corruption was a social, political and economic phenomenon. Exchange of experiences and cooperation at the national and international levels were required in order to eliminate it.

Bearing in mind that the prevention and combating of corruption is a common and shared responsibility of the international community, necessitating cooperation at the bilateral and multilateral levels,

Bearing in mind that the prevention and combating of corruption is a common and shared responsibility of the international community, necessitating cooperation at the bilateral and multilateral levels,