Примеры использования Risk of detection на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reduced risk of detection.
It is likely large-scale smugglers will employ a combination of methods to spread the risk of detection.
The likelihood or risk of detection also affects the price of the goods.
The net effect is to transfer funds from the Balkan company to the Norwegian company with a relatively limited risk of detection.
There should be a risk of detection using tools which are quantitative goals at the IAEA.
Organized criminal groups were taking advantage of that situation because of the low risk of detection and prosecution;
The increased risk of detection is itself a major deterrent to potential proliferators.
Piracy of digital media has been found to generate substantial profits for organized criminal groups and the risk of detection is low.
The aim was to increase the risk of detection and prosecution and forfeiture of criminal assets.
It is obvious for traffickers who have previously trafficked women to Norway to move their activities to Denmark where the risk of detection is low and the profit and customer base are large.
Mitigating the risk of detection at source, in transit or at point of sale, as this affects criminal profit margins.
Whatever the reasons might be,it shows that there is a need for a solution that will dramatically increase the risk of detection through ensuring the integrity of enforcing agencies.
They can increase the risk of detection and the costs of concealing non-compliant activities, and thus may help to deter non-compliance.
However, this one radar covers only a very small part of the largely uncontrolled airspace in the whole subregion,so the risk of detection remains relatively low.
Informal activities are constantly under risk of detection by the formal sector, which has a negative effect on job security.
The risk of detection of anticompetitive agreements or concerted actions is very low and it is difficult to know exactly what falls under these categories.
Commentary-- In this case, rather than simply wiring the funds to his Bangladeshi counterpart,the US operator chose to minimise the risk of detection through use of the international trade system.
The risk of detection of real anti-competitive agreements or concerted actions is very low and these days no one knows exactly what falls under these categories.
They respond flexibly and swiftly, taking advantage of new emerging markets and discovering new illegal commodities that provide high profits andare associated with low risk of detection.
Many of these financing methods have a low risk of detection, and an even lower risk that the authorities will be able to prevent them.
As one recent government study concludes:"Besides the lure of significant profits, organized crime groups are drawn to[economic crime]because of the relatively low risk of detection, prosecution, and punishment.
Despite the risk of detection, proceeds of crime have become an important source of terrorist funding and could become even more important in the future as some of the more traditional sources, such as diversion from charities, are increasingly becoming limited.
Vichy France was liable to be occupied by German troops, andCadix's radio transmissions were increasingly at risk of detection by the German Funkabwehr, a unit tasked with locating enemy radio transmitters.
Many have now been identified by the international security community and are being hunted down, and they must use false identities and criminality to survive,which increases their risk of detection and arrest.
Not only does this allow the OCG control over access to these sites,it also builds resilience into their smuggling models as they can stock pile goods to offset the risk of detection, counter attacks from rival OCGs, and develop a more flexible response to evade frontier enforcement capabilities.
Non-profit organizations manage large budgets and move sums of money across jurisdictions legally and with great ease;thus they can provide a relatively safe global platform from which to move funds with minimum risk of detection.
While the assurances of peaceful use that safeguards provide cannot be absolute,it is vital that such safeguards be as robust and effective as possible, for the risk of detection makes diversion more difficult and helps deter the pursuit of illicit nuclear programmes.
This is due to the demand for this material in the ongoing activities of both domestic and foreign armed groups and is facilitated by conditions which allow both large andsmall-scale smuggling with a relatively low risk of detection.
While these high profits have been highlighted as a factor behind increasing involvement of organized crime in this area, the high returns andrelatively low risk of detection fuel the growth of"amateurs", informal networks or other more organized syndicates' involvement in the trafficking in persons.
The available evidence suggests that the criminal groups involved in these activities are highly dynamic, adaptable and in some cases have moved from drug trafficking to smuggling of migrants,benefiting from the huge profits involved and the relatively low risk of detection and prosecution.