Sentence examples for mitigating corruption from inspiring English sources

Just this summer, for example, the ICC released detailed guidelines specifically for SMEs on mitigating corruption risks when working with third parties overseas.

His economic policies, along with a 2005 freedom-of-information act, have tended to mitigate corruption.

Eiman Abulgasim Noor, a Sudanese environmentalist and former vice president of the Pan African Women's Union, noted that women's entry into politics in post-conflict countries in Africa, from Rwanda to Sierra Leone, was helping to mitigate corruption, in part because "women are the ones who support children and elders and are less willing to do anything that will put their families at risk".

Government-in-a-Box proved futile in Afghanistan as it failed to mitigate corruption.

Support the disclosure of the beneficial ownership of companies to disclose the real owners of these firms (thereby helping to mitigate corruption and tax evasion), and support a common, public registry to house this data.

Rolls-Royce has also fired six employees and accepted resignations from 11 others who were involved in the bribery scheme, has cut ties with Unaoil and the other intermediaries implicated, and has implemented new internal policies to mitigate corruption risks.

Citizen-driven initiative mitinitiativeruption.

OK... you are the government, you elect your government officials, you vote on propositions, new laws and regulations that are designed to offer protections, mitigate corruption, set boundaries, and limit damage.

For example, mitigating ways in which corruption can develop, or improving the transparency of budget allocation would both be considered an improvement in governance.

In this paper, a method to mitigate silent data corruptions (SDCs) is proposed.

He called it "leveraging technology to mitigate the opportunity for corruption".