Примеры использования Security and intelligence agencies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Security and intelligence agencies and related bodies.
It also considers options for strengthening oversight of the security and intelligence agencies.
Law enforcement and security and intelligence agencies have a variety of special investigative techniques available to them through legislation.
The Centre is composed of representatives of the Ministry of External Relations, the armed forces,the police and the State security and intelligence agencies.
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and Iraqi security and intelligence agencies were usually involved in the organization of foreign training.
They include the security and intelligence agencies, the police, considerable military expertise, scientific and other specialist advisers including government scientific resources.
Ensuring effective information flowamong relevant law enforcement, national security and intelligence agencies with AML/CFT responsibilities.
Witnesses claimed that the four main security and intelligence agencies(see paragraph 30 above) participated in the operation, and that snipers who were positioned on rooftops targeted the protestors.
In 1974, this laboratory came under the auspices of a newly created organization, the Al-Hazen ibn al-Haitham Institute,which was subordinated to Iraq's security and intelligence agencies.
The National Security Adviser coordinates efforts among the security and intelligence agencies to ensure protection of the human rights of all persons in counter terrorism operations.
In 1974, the laboratory came under the auspices of a newly created organization, the Al-Hazen ibn al-Haitham Institute,which was subordinated to the Iraqi security and intelligence agencies.
In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, the Security and Intelligence Agencies continue to provide a significant contribution to tackling the threat posed by terrorist organisations.
Countries should also develop domestic information sharing networks that allow communication between local, regional and national law enforcement, security and intelligence agencies.
Section 5 of the Intelligence Services Act 1994 provides the lawful basis for the security and intelligence agencies to enter on or interfere with property or with wireless telegraphy.
Law enforcement and security and intelligence agencies have existing mechanisms, both legislative and administrative, for sharing information domestically and with international partners.
Using torture-tainted information which has a high risk of unreliability is contrary to the interests of police, security and intelligence agencies, who require accurate information in order to operate effectively.
Bilaterally, our police and Security and Intelligence Agencies work with their counterparts in other countries to ensure that those people who are of interest(but with no outstanding warrant) are identified as appropriate.
In this regard, the Mission notes that the Follow-up Commission plans to review the legislation on defence,public security and intelligence agencies in the near future, in accordance with the Peace Agreements.
The role, functions and methodology of the State security and intelligence agencies must be revised in accordance with the requirements of a democratic society, to ensure their control by the judiciary;
Even though Mr. Rehman Malik claimed that he was not an adviser on physical security, the letters he wrote to authorities, and his liaison role with security and intelligence agencies shows that he was deeply involved in the overall management of Ms. Bhutto's security. .
Police, security and intelligence agencies(hereafter“executive agencies”) in several States have demonstrated a willingness to rely on information obtained through torture,and have shared information which is later used to abuse detainees overseas.
How well do law enforcement authorities, the FIU,counter-terrorism units and other security and intelligence agencies co-operate and co-ordinate their respective tasks associated with this outcome?
Secondly, the security and intelligence agencies, responsible for reported atrocities committed over timeand particularly since March 2011, continue to enjoy immunity from prosecution under laws that remain in force under Legislative Decrees Nos. 14/1969 and 69/2008.
Such seminars, which were conducted regularly and included the participation of counter-terrorism specialists from the security and intelligence agencies, prepared officials to counter terrorism through a focus on topics such as investigation, combating takfirist ideology, rapid intervention, conducting raids and detention.
There is a need for the incumbent to liaise closely with very senior staff and to provide creditable and authoritative security advice across a broad spectrum of core business issues.Equally, the Chief of Security is required to liaise directly with senior staff of government security and intelligence agencies.
It should also be recognised that actors from professional police, security and intelligence agencies are recruited for their strong moral bearing,and work for worthy and important reasons, including the important task of protecting our own security. .
States that find reasonable evidence of the possible commission of terrorist acts or activities that affect the Central American region orother countries shall so inform State security and intelligence agencies without delay, as well as the Presidency pro tempore so that it may convene the Security Commission as appropriate.
The security and intelligence agencies of the Central American States shall take speedyand timely measures to ensure coordination and communication among themselves and with third countries to prevent and combat terrorism and related activities, taking into account the work being done on information sharing in the framework of the Central American Democratic Security Model.
The Gibson Inquiry was set up in order to consider whether, and to what extent,the United Kingdom Government and its security and intelligence agencies were involved in, or aware of, the improper treatment or rendition of detainees held by other countries in counter terrorism operations outside the United Kingdom.
More than a decade since thelaunch of the war against terrorism, police, security and intelligence agencies should now consider what the limits of intelligence cooperation between States should be, in order to restore the dignity of the absolute prohibition against torture.