Übersetzung für "Anti-corruption campaign" in Deutsch

The anti-corruption campaign that was launched by the Chinese government (...)

Is the anti-corruption campaign part of this new asceticism?

That is partly why China’s current “anti-corruption” campaign, for example, is so important.

There was no indication of a slowdown in President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign, though some private conversations suggested that the campaign has resulted in decision-making delays that are hurting productivity and growth.

Meanwhile, China’s domestic political system is being shaken up by President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign – an effort that is essential to boosting the government’s accountability and legitimacy as it pursues deep systemic reforms.

Lumping outside influences together with a legitimate anti-corruption campaign would undermine this positive dynamic, with potentially serious consequences for China’s quest to transform its growth model and achieve high-income status.

President Xi Jinping’s aggressive anti-corruption campaign might be seen as preparation for political resistance to further economic liberalization.

This, in fact, was Xi’s highest priority on assuming office in late 2012, and it formed the rationale behind an unprecedented anti-corruption campaign aimed at dislodging deeply entrenched power blocs that have stymied the transition.

And today, while high-profile initiatives – for example, the government’s widening anti-corruption campaign – receive much attention, the deeper issue that China faces concerns the appropriate roles of the state and the market.

But, in the meantime, he has launched a (euphemistically named) “anti-corruption” campaign that has raised red flags for outside observers.

That is why they have rallied around the young blogger Alexei Navalny, whose WikiLeaks-like anti-corruption campaign has brought forth evidence of billions of dollars stolen from state-owned companies, luxury limousines bought by officials, and spectacular business careers by the ruling elite’s “wunderkinder” sons and daughters.

Ding Jiaxi, Zhao Changqing, Liu Ping, Wei Zhongping and Li Sihua --- were detained and arrested after having made public or contributed to public calls for high-level officials to disclose their assets in support of an anti-corruption campaign.

This does not yet add up to a thaw in the bilateral relationship, but it does suggest that Xi may be seeking a respite, at least until China’s economy is on a more stable footing and his anti-corruption campaign begins to wind down.

Meanwhile, the authorities are also pursuing an aggressive anti-corruption campaign, a more muscular foreign policy, and a nationalistic revival couched in terms of the “China Dream.”

Add to that Xi’s unprecedented anti-corruption campaign, and there is no turning back on China’s road to rebalancing and structural change.

In the summer of 1997, he also supported the anti-corruption campaign of the then President of Republika Srpska, Biljana Plavši?, who also resigned from the SDS.

The following day, Hu commented on the recent anti-corruption campaign of the CPC stating "Zhou challenged Xi's authority and threatened his rule - that's why he's now being held responsible along with his gangs.

Some observers believe the transfers were made because the Makhloufs were worried that they were going to be made the scapegoats of an anti-corruption propaganda campaign.

At international level, we have conducted a Group-wide anti-corruption campaign, and reported on the latest developments in conformity.

The high profile anti-corruption campaign indeed removed some very powerful party and military leaders, most notably ex-Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang who had enormous control over the state-owned oil enterprises, and high ranking general Xu Caihou.

Suggest a new, original ways of combating corruption is not unheard of in the media space for the expanded in the last couple of years of anti-corruption campaign.

In December 2012, one month after his nomination to the head of the Chinese Communist Party, secretary general Xi Jinping launched a huge anti-corruption campaign, which is still ongoing.

In the past four years Xi has shaken to the core the entire party bureaucracy with his anti-corruption campaign, which created an impression that no one within the Party, no matter how powerful, is exempt from Party discipline.