Примеры использования Office for combating на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Office for Combating Terrorism.
In 2005 the Cyprus Police established the Office for Combating Discrimination.
Police Office for Combating Discrimination.
Besides, those arrested simply received counselling at the Office for Combating Corruption, and then they were freed.
The Office for Combating Trafficking in Persons coordinates the activities of the responsible public administration bodies and international and NGOs.
Besides, those arrested simply received counselling at the Office for Combating Corruption, and then they were freed.
Starting from December 15, the Office for combating tax crimes of the General Directorate of Internal Affairs in Moscow will effectively cease to exist, Interfax-AFI reported.
In particular, in 2005 it had adopted Act No. 8 creating the Qatar Office for Combating Trafficking in Persons.
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The unit is incorporated under the Police Force Headquarters andforms a component part of the Office for Combating Organised Crime.
After explaining the functioning and structure of the office for combating corruption in Argentina, the first panellist outlined the stages of the investigation.
Now, according to the facts, the criminal police officers of the linear police department on transport under the Interior Ministry, Kazakhstan, and the Office for Combating Organized Crime are conducting their investigation.
Cyprus noted the establishment in 2005 of the Office for Combating Discrimination in the Police, which is responsible for all issues relating to discrimination, racism and xenophobia.
During the investigating operations 28 criminals were apprehended and prosecuted,or registered at the Office for Combating Organized Crime Department of Internal Affairs.
In Tajikistan, the Office for Combating Organized Crime(OCOC), the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the United States are known for supporting activity of a relatively new Anti-Trafficking Centre.
Member of the Working Group of the National Drugs Information Unit, Office for Combating Drugs Abuse of the Government of the Republic of Croatia.
The Office for Combating Money Laundering has a developed network of"liaison officers" for prompt response to dubious transactions and for co-ordination of various activities related to money laundering.
The Secretariat/working body of this inter-institutional group is the Office for Combating Organised Crime and Corruption in the General Prosecutor's Office. .
It has a National Coordinating Office for Combating Child Labor and Regularizing Adolescent Work-COORDINFÂNCIA, with branches in all Brazilian states, at which policies on prevention and suppression of child labor are collectively formulated.
In order to intensify the fight against banditry andkidnapping, in August 2005 the structure of the republican Ministry of Interior established the Office for Combating Organized Crime, to which is assigned, among other functions assigned to counter terrorism, fighting against banditry and kidnapping.
On 20 August 2002, the Office for Combating Organized Crime and Corruption of the Central Criminal Police Department of the State Police carried out an inspection of the alleged criminal activities of the police, the Prosecutor's Office and court officials and their relation to criminal structures.
As will be later described in Part 2 of this report,the resources for the Office for Combating Organised Crime and Corruption in the Prosecutor General's Office have not been increased.
Croatia does not intend to introduce specific legislation criminalising recruitment to terrorist groups since recruitment to a criminal organisation has already been criminalised by the Criminal Code and the Law on the Office for Combating Corruption and Organised Crime Official Gazette 88/01.
Since 2004, the Police has been operating an Office for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, which has a central role in coordinating the anti-trafficking activities of the Police and in the identification of the victims.
Taking into account the international experiences concerning connections between terrorism and organized crime, the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Serbia,within the new organizational unit- Office for Combating Organized Crime, continuously monitors the activity of criminal organizations in order to detect all forms of connections with terrorist activities in or outside the country.
In 2004, the Police established the Office for Combating Discrimination, which handles all issues relating to discrimination, racism, and xenophobia and is responsible for the implementation of preventive initiatives as well as for monitoring intervention tactics to combat racism, discrimination and xenophobia within Police procedures.
The Criminal Police Directorate incorporates the specialised Department for Drugs-related Crime, which is responsible for combating the manufacture and illicit trafficking of narcotics,while the Department for Economic Crime and Corruption, in co-operation with the Office for Combating Money-Laundering, criminally investigates suspicious financial transactions.
At the federal level, the Government had decided to set up an Office for Combating Violence, which would be operational in May 2003, charged with raising public awareness about violence suffered by women and with coordinating actions in that area.
In response to the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women, the Swiss Government had published, in 1999, a national plan of action for equality between men and women, which had achieved very satisfactory results andled to the creation of the Office for Gender Health, the Office for Combating Violence, especially violence against women, and the Office for Coordinating Measures to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings and the Smuggling of Migrants.
The Office for Combating Discrimination at Police Headquarters(Department C), established in 2004, has the responsibility for coordinating, monitoring and advising on all aspects of policing in the areas of ethnic and cultural diversity, racism, discrimination and xenophobia through contact with the police liaison officers, the investigating officers and the victims.