Примеры использования Forms of criminal activity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Environmental crime is currently one of the most profitable forms of criminal activity.
It is dynamic and adaptable and, like many other forms of criminal activity, it is constantly changing in order to defeat efforts by law enforcement to prevent it.
The unit's basic task is to prevent violations from developing into organized forms of criminal activity.
The nexus between small arms andlight weapons and other forms of criminal activity is therefore one of the most serious threats to security in our region.
Experience and information relating, in particular,to methods of combating organised crime as well as new forms of criminal activity.
However, national efforts to combat drug traffic and other forms of criminal activity could bear fruit only if accompanied by concrete international measures.
Some speakers reported on the measures taken at the national level to curb the laundering of proceeds of drug trafficking and other forms of criminal activity.
Betting-related match-fixing is also linked to other forms of criminal activity, including money-laundering, human trafficking, tax evasion, physical intimidation and violence, fraud, bribery and extortion.
That conclusion was particularly reinforced by the realization of the constantly andrapidly changing needs of States faced with new and sophisticated forms of criminal activity.
The business community andother private sector stakeholders have much to offer in connection with certain forms of criminal activity in terms of crime control and cooperation with law enforcement authorities for that purpose.
Some speakers cautioned that tools developed tofight terrorism were not necessarily appropriate to address or suppress other forms of criminal activity.
Implement preventive andenforcement measures to combat all forms of criminal activity that may be linked to trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, such as money-laundering, trafficking in persons, the smuggling of migrants and, where appropriate, the financing of terrorism, including the detection of cash and other negotiable items that cross international borders;
First, it would ab initio prejudice the applicability and effectiveness of the convention,as a list could not be all inclusive and would most probably exclude emerging forms of criminal activity.
Nauru strongly supports the efforts of the United Nations to combat international terrorism and other forms of criminal activity and is moving towards implementation of its obligations.
Past experience has indicated that post-conflict societies are often marred by a breakdown of law and order,resulting in the proliferation of many and varied forms of criminal activity.
Mindful that the proceeds of transnational organized crime may in some cases be used to finance terrorism and other forms of criminal activity, which have negative effects on States.
In 2005, to facilitate broad-based participation and oversight on crime and security matters, and in response to commitments by Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM), the Government of Guyana established the National Commission on Law and Order, a 28-member broad-based body composed of representatives of the labour movement, the business community, the religious community and parliamentary political parties which produces reports, meets with communities andmakes recommendations to the Government on preventing and combating all forms of criminal activity.
The Meeting noted the continued relevance of international humanitarian law to the appropriate functioning of criminal justice systems,especially when those systems were called upon to confront complex forms of criminal activity, such as organized crime or acts of terrorism when arising or committed in situations of armed conflict or internal violence.
We are convinced that the results of this research will contribute greatly to eliminating the causes which render individuals vulnerable and place them in a subordinate position,opening the doors to various forms of criminal activity.
Mr. Ivanou(Belarus), speaking also on behalf of Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Federation and Tajikistan, said that the Eleventh United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice should help further the development of relevant legal standards andstrengthen international cooperation to combat the most dangerous forms of criminal activity threatening the social and economic development of every nation.
Supporting the ongoing efforts of the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to enhance an integrated approach to combating terrorism, drug trafficking,transnational organized crime and other related forms of criminal activity.
The technical assistance provided to Member States, at their request, should be based on an integrated approach addressing the requirements and other provisions of Security Council resolution 1373(2001) of 28 September 2001 and all the conventions and protocols relevant to preventing and combating international terrorism, drug trafficking,transnational organized crime and other related forms of criminal activity, and should incorporate recognized human rights protections as also expressed by Council resolution 1456(2003) of 20 January 2003;
This cooperation includes joint research, the drafting of bills, analytical material, methodological recommendations and questionnaires and the holding of seminars, workshops and bilateral or multilateral consultations.Training is also conducted for specialists who take part in combating these forms of criminal activity.
In this regard, United Nations Police are supporting the establishment of Transnational Crime Units in Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia and Sierra Leone in order toprevent and investigate all forms of criminal activity, including terrorism.
Technical assistance should be provided in a comprehensive manner so as to increase synergy in the delivery of technical assistance, reflecting both the links between terrorism and organized crime and the responsibility of the Office for programmes to combat terrorism, drug trafficking, transnational organized crime, money-laundering, corruption andother related forms of criminal activity;
Mr. Mnisi(Swaziland), speaking on behalf of the Southern African Development Community(SADC), said that crime prevention andimprovement of criminal justice systems were not the responsibility of any single Government and that combating all forms of criminal activity required technical cooperation.
Ii In the case of identity-related crime, much less is known and more general research could be carried out based on the concepts developed in the study, with a view to better understanding the nature and scope of identityrelated crime andhow it relates to other forms of criminal activity.
Additional areas in which SADC member States are coordinating their policies include de-mining, combating crime, gun-running, drug-trafficking, money-laundering,illicit cross-border trade, and other forms of criminal activity.
Supporting the ongoing efforts of the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to enhance an integrated approach to combating terrorism, drug trafficking,transnational organized crime and other related forms of criminal activity.
Calls upon all States to recognize the links between transnational organized criminal activities and acts of terrorism, taking into account the relevant General Assembly resolutions, andto apply the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime in combating all forms of criminal activity, as provided therein;