Sentence examples for combat bribery from inspiring English sources
The first involved the organization's convention to combat bribery of foreign officials, which it considers one of its more significant accomplishments.
The rule, which was mandated by a law co-sponsored by former Republican Senator Richard Lugar, of Indiana, and Democratic Senator Ben Cardin, of Maryland, was designed to combat bribery and corruption, especially in poor countries governed by kleptocrats.
Iraq, which was ranked among the world's most corrupt nations in a survey released yesterday, is likely to see rampant corruption in its oil industry and reconstruction efforts unless the United States, Britain and other powerful nations take aggressive steps to combat bribery and theft of public money, an international watchdog group warned.
Thirty-nine countrincludingding most of the industrialised world - but not China and India - have signed a 1997 convention to combat bribery in international business transactions.
The United States government takes this fight seriously, and is working to broaden the range of countries that partner with us to actively combat bribery and corruption.
She said she planned to press her overseas law enforcement counterparts in Rome for continued collaboration to combat corporate bribery.
Knowing that these sorts of ruminations are afoot will help us combat this sort of reckless corporate bribery in the future.
The company unveiled "The Journalism Project," which is a combination of a few great initiatives to combat fake news and good old-fashioned bribery.
"But people believe they have the power to stop corruption, and the number of those willing to combat the abuse of power, secret dealings and bribery is significant".
Failure to recognize how deeply human trafficking depends upon bribery and corruption for its existence undermines efforts to combat trafficking in people.
Because the amendment dealt with raising contribution limits, in theory it involved a prospect of more money from donors and more, not less, risk of political wrongdoing, like bribery; the amendment displeased the court in part because it didn't combat corruption.
