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The study gave virtually every state a mediocre to poor grade on a wide range of government conduct, including ethics enforcement, transparency, auditing and campaign finance reform.

Yahoo said it would also issue later this summer its first global law enforcement transparency report, which will cover the first half of the year, and will continue making similar reports every six months.

Recognising the important role that Yahoo! can play in ensuring accountability, we will issue later this summer our first global law enforcement transparency report, which will cover the first half of the year.

SINGAPORE — Last month, the International Monetary Fund praised Indonesia's achievements over the past decade, but it also said the country should make it a priority to address weaknesses in law enforcement, transparency and governance.

While the new Policy includes stringent requirements for corporate cooperation and remediation and stops short of guaranteeing a declination for self-disclosing companies, it does represent a significant step toward greater enforcement transparency and more concrete and predictable benefits for corporate self-disclosure and cooperation.

Yahoo! also stated that it will issue its first "global law enforcement transparency report" later this summer, which it will refresh with current statistics twice a year.

The process of enforcement lacks transparency.

Central to the credibility of CCCs then is comprehensive monitoring, enforcement, and transparency of corporate conduct.

His weapons were tough enforcement, greater transparency, full disclosure and spirited attacks on conflicts of interest.

Opening this kind of opportunity to foreign investors without proper laws, enforcement and transparency in place has created much anger among the population and some politicians alike.

Many of the supporting arguments for rentier cash grants—such as the developmental utility of building taxation capacity, the creation of a sense of citizen ownership that leads to enforcement of transparency and governance (which are critiqued in [73])—are not required for the citizens' income to make sense in HRCs, which also stands on other merits.