Примеры использования Nature of organized crime на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Collection and exchange of information on the nature of organized crime.
Globalization is changing the nature of organized crime, an area in which there has been a real explosion.
Collection, exchange and analysis of information on the nature of organized crime.
The current nature of organized crime requires a global response, through increased international cooperation.
Article 28Collection, exchange and analysis of informationon the nature of organized crime.
Understanding the evolving nature of organized crime is essential to any discussion of effective measures to combat it.
Art. 28 Convention Collection,exchange and analysis of information on the nature of organized crime.
Noting the transnational nature of organized crime and the tendency of organized criminal groups to expand their illicit operations.
Finally, he called for a system-wide response in order to address the cross-cutting nature of organized crime.
The transnational nature of organized crime required cross-border collaboration at the bilateral, regional and international levels.
Article 28 of the Organized Crime Convention- Collection,exchange and analysis of information on the nature of organized crime.
The changing nature of organized crime undermines not only legitimate sectors of society, but also entire political and economic systems.
Fostering greater regional cooperation among partner countries to address the transnational nature of organized crime and illicit trafficking;
The transnational nature of organized crime and the tendency of organized criminal groups to expand their illicit operations, Concerned.
To seek ways of ensuring the continuity of this exchange andto make the digest a"living document", through updating, given the evolving nature of organized crime;
Jamaica noted that the transnational nature of organized crime required cross-border collaboration at the bilateral, regional and international levels.
The growth in volume andreach of global criminal activity across national borders in recent years has been paralleled by important shifts in the nature of organized crime.
Noting the transnational nature of organized crime and the tendency of organized criminal groups and terrorist groups to expand their illegal operations.
It was likely that lessons were not systematically compiled or used to improve methods andensure that they responded to the constantly shifting nature of organized crime.
The increasingly global nature of organized crime requires a global response, relying first and foremost on more effective international cooperation.
Mindful of the provisions of article 28, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Organized Crime Convention, relating to the collection,exchange and analysis of information on the nature of organized crime.
Given the transnational nature of organized crime, action to counter the proliferation of such weapons was only as strong as its weakest link.
UNODC has strengthened its capacity to provide training and assistance in the area of crime statistics and surveys in order to support countries in development of national capacities to collect and analyse their own data, with a view to sharing them at the international level, in accordance with article 28(Collection, exchange andanalysis of information on the nature of organized crime) of the Convention.
In fact, the cross-border nature of organized crime demanded a collective rethinking of the modalities of international cooperation with a view to fostering mutual legal assistance.
In the cases analysed, such characterizations appear connected to the transnational nature of organized crime and are essential to policies aimed at dismantling criminal organizations.
Noting the transnational nature of organized crime and the tendency of organized criminal groups to expand their illicit activities, which frequently involve illicit crop cultivation, so that they cover wider geographical areas or combine different illicit activities.
The following international cooperation issues are covered by the Convention: international cooperation for the purposes of confiscation; extradition; transfer of sentenced persons; mutual legal assistance; joint investigations; special investigative techniques; transfer of criminal proceedings; law enforcement cooperation; and collection,exchange and analysis of information on the nature of organized crime.
The project has aimed to collect andanalyse information on the nature of organized crime in the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, with a view to developing further technical assistance activities.
In accordance with articles 32, paragraph 3(b), and 28 of the Convention, the Conference of the Parties shall agree upon mechanisms for facilitating the exchange of information among States parties on patterns and trends in transnational organized crime and on successful practices for combating it, as well as consider ways to promote the collection,exchange and analysis of information on the nature of organized crime.
Given the globalized and market driven nature of organized crime, it is increasingly imperative that States work with the private sector and industry to ensure the integrity of both public and private markets.