Примеры использования Greek police на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Was raised above the monastery,besieged the Greek police.
The Greek police intervened and arrested several attackers.
During the efforts to defuse the bomb, a Greek police officer was wounded.
Greek police intervened immediately and arrested 12 individuals, against whom legal proceedings were initiated.
In no case does the Greek police assume a negotiating role.
A comprehensive solution is currently being sought in the context of a major project for the upgrading of the building infrastructure of the Greek police now under way.
The United States DEA helped the Greek police track the smuggling for five months.
In 2002, the Greek Police cracked 64 criminal networks of pandering and human trade, in which 184 victims of human trafficking were involved.
The protection of the rights of personsof Roma origin and the elimination of any kind of racist behavior against them are issues of principle for Greek Police Headquarters.
Contrary to previous security practices, the Greek police allowed the mob to come as close as 15 metres from the Consulate.
Greek Police special forces used a Taser to end the hijacking of a Turkish Airlines A310 by a Turkish citizen at Athens International Airport in March 2003.
The recent incidents involving foreigners and Greek police had been isolated occurrences rather than the expression of any racist ideology.
Human Rights Watch(HRW) reported that,when forcibly returning migrants at the Evros River border, Greek police sometimes hit and kicked them.
During the year 2004 the Greek Police dealt with 65 cases of trafficking in human beings and human trade, of which 29 involved offences committed by Criminal Organizations.
In the late 1970s, the story emerged as to how AMAG(American Missionfor Aid to Greece) authorities helped the Greek police frame two young communists for his death.
At the same time, Greek police officers have proved by their behaviour that they respect the rule of law and the human rights of citizens which they make every effort to safeguard.
However, since this intervention appears to cause inconvenience to the Turkish Embassy, the Greek police could allow the demonstrators to post such letters of protest in adjacent areas.
On no occasion have Greek police"negotiated" with demonstrators, as purported in the note verbale from the Permanent Mission of Turkey to the United Nations.
Albania's public order minister was on his way to Greece to sign an agreement with his opposite number on cross-border crime,and as a formality the Greek police did a check on his car and it was nicked.
The head of the Greek police services had recently registered a number of human rights violations committed by police officers which would be the subject of special investigations.
It was also reported that the remainder of the approximately200 persons detained in the police roundup were taken to the border with Greece, where the Greek police allegedly forced them to return to Turkey, and that their whereabouts and situation are unknown.
Greek police officers struggle day and night, in adverse and sometimes unpredictable conditions, to enforce the laws and secure conditions of order and unhindered social coexistence.
Apart from the anti-trafficking teams operating at the Security Directorates of the Greek Police in Athens and Thessaloniki, similar teams have already been established in twelve more Security Directorates of the country.
The Greek Police also had several victories, breaking up mafia organizations, arresting the 17 November terrorist group, successfully organizing security for the 2004 Olympic Games and for breaking up in 2016 the largest criminal organization in the country, responsible for more than 2.000 robberies.
The mansion, which has a rich history since the years of civil war,was home to the Greek Police Station for years when the village was the capital of Zagori and the building was a point of reference for the whole area.
The Greek police responsible for managing those holding centres worked together with local municipalities, non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) to improve living conditions in them.
In the framework of cross-border cooperation to prevent illegal immigration, the Ministry of the Interior and Greek police had also contributed to the financing of European Commission programmes, INTERREG II and INTERREG III, to the tune of Euro10 million and Euro31 million respectively.
Greek Police Services also cooperate in matters of assistance to victims with NGOs(Doctors of the World, KESO, E.K.Y.TH.K.K.A.), through the General Secretariat for Gender Equality and regarding the victims' safe repatriation, with the International Organization for Migration.
Furthermore, in spite of the requests of the Turkish Embassy that demonstrators be kept at a distance from the Embassy, Greek police in some cases want to negotiate with the officials of the Turkish Embassy so that the demonstrators can approach the entrance of the Embassy building in order to post their declarations on the door.
Beginning in April 2012, Greek police arrested and conducted forced STD-testing of sex workers, raiding places frequented by sex workers who use drugs, more than 20 sex workers who were found HIV positive were put into prison.