Anti-Bribery Laws
/ˈæn.ti ˈbraɪ.bər.i lɔːz/
Definitions
- (n.) Statutes and regulations designed to prevent, prohibit, and penalize bribery and corrupt payments in public and private sectors.
The company implemented strict anti-bribery laws to ensure compliance with international standards.
Forms
- anti-bribery laws
- anti-bribery law
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Commentary
Anti-bribery laws often overlap with corruption statutes and require careful drafting to cover both domestic and international bribery scenarios.
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