Traduction de «facteurs reliés au risque d'évasion » (Français → Anglais) :

Some key examples of risk factors associated with crime and victimization include inadequate living conditions, such as poor housing and residential instability; family factors, such as poor or inadequate parenting; witnessing violence in the home; abuse; single-parent households with children; parental criminality and substance abuse; individual personality and behavioural factors, such as a lack of problem-solving skills, lack of self-control, lack of critical reasoning, and lack of judgment; peer association, such as relationships with friends who follow a delinquent or criminal lifesty ...[+++]le; and school-related factors, such as poor educational achievement and truancy, leaving school early, and deficient school environments.

The success of the CFIA relies on five interrelated factors: sound science; an effective regulatory base; effective inspection programs; effective risk management; and strong partnerships.

19. Notes with great concern that corporate tax avoidance has a direct impact on national budgets and on the breakdown of the tax effort between categories of taxpayers as well as between economic factors (to the benefit of the most mobile factors such as capital in the form of FDI); deplores the fact that, in addition to competition distortions and an uneven playing field, this results in an extremely worrying situation where, in a context of intense fiscal consolidation and structural reform efforts, some of those taxpayers with the highest ability to pay contribute significantly less than those most affected by the economic, financia ...[+++]l and debt crisis, such as ordinary citizens and firms not using aggressive tax planning, which often belong to the SME category and are often unable to compete with MNCs because of this comparative tax disadvantage; stresses that this situation risks feeding democratic mistrust and affecting overall tax compliance, particularly in those countries subject to adjustment programmes; deplores the fact that whistleblowers, who provide national authorities, in the public interest, with crucial information about misconduct, wrongdoing, fraud or illegal activities or practices, can be subject to legal prosecution, as well as to personal and economic repercussions; notes with great concern that even journalists uncovering illegal or illegitimate practices have at times faced similar consequences;

The national crime prevention strategy's priorities include: addressing early risk factors among vulnerable children, youth and young adults; preventing recidivism among high risk offenders; fostering crime prevention in aboriginal and northern communities; and preventing youth gang and drug-related crime.