Примери за използване на Criminal law provisions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In that event, they shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
Criminal law provisions and their implementation seem to differ among Member States.
In that event, they shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
The European Council stresses the importance of the coherence of criminal law provisions in the various Union instruments and invites the Council to.
In that case, Member States shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
Criminal law provisions should be introduced when they are considered essential in order for the interests to be protected and, as a rule, be used only as a last resort.
In that case,Member States shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
The draft law provides for the establishment of criminal law provisions that regulate the responsibility of public officials and private sector officials symmetrically for the purpose of comprehensive counteraction to corruption.
Member States that choose to provide for criminal penalties should notify the relevant criminal law provisions to the Commission.
This includes adequate criminal law provisions addressing the foreign terrorist fighter phenomenon and risks related to the travel to third countries to engage in terrorist activities but also the increased threats from perpetrators who remain within Europe.
Member States that do not lay down rules on administrative sanctions for breaches which are subject to national criminal law shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
States should take all necessary measures to comply with their obligations under the Convention to adopt criminal law provisions to effectively punish serious human rights violations through adequate penalties.
Where Member States decide not to lay down rules for administrative penalties for breaches which are subject to national criminal law they shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
However, Member States may not restrict exemptions provided for in Article 4 by applying criminal law provisions which penalise unlawful acquisition, use or disclosure of a trade secret, as defined in point(1) of Article 2.
By 3 July 2016 Member States shall notify the laws, regulations andadministrative provisions transposing this Article, including any relevant criminal law provisions, to the Commission and ESMA.
It covers actions in areas such as criminal law provisions, prosecution of offenders, victims' support, victims' rights in criminal proceedings, prevention and monitoring of the implementation and establishing partnerships in particular with civil society.
Where Member States decide not to lay down rules for administrative penalties for infringements which are subject to national criminal law they shall communicate to the Commission the relevant criminal law provisions.
This led to the arbitrary implementation of Russian Federation criminal law provisions designed to fight terrorism, extremism and separatism, which have restricted the right to liberty and security of the person and the space for the enjoyment of fundamental freedoms.”.
The European Commission is proposing a new Directive to criminalize money laundering andto provide competent authorities with adequate criminal law provisions to prosecute criminals and terrorists and put them behind bars.
Judges have applied Russian Federation criminal law provisions to a wide variety of peaceful assemblies, speech and activities, and in some cases retroactively to events that preceded the temporary occupation of Crimea or occurred outside of the peninsula in mainland Ukraine.”.
Implement the work on model standard provisions in criminal law and the Council and the Commission to continue to reflect, together with the European Parliament,on how to improve the coherence of criminal law provisions in various Union instruments.
However, Member States may not restrict the freedom to provide services by applying criminal law provisions which specifically regulate or affect access to or exercise of a service activity in circumvention of the rules laid down in this Directive.
The legislative framework, including criminal law provisions dealing with the protection of the physical and moral integrity of the person, should be implemented in an effective manner, including through administrative mechanisms and by recognising the particular roles of journalists and other media actors in a democratic society.
However, Member States should not be able to restrict the freedom to provide services by applying criminal law provisions which specifically affect the access to or the exercise of a service activity in circumvention of the rules laid down in this Directive.
The legislative framework, including criminal law provisions dealing with the protection of the physical and moral integrity of the person, should be implemented in an effective manner, including through administrative mechanisms and by recognising the particular roles of journalists and other media actors in a democratic society.
It is the primary duty on the State to secure the right to life by putting in place effective criminal law provisions to deter the commission of offences against the person, backed up by law enforcement machinery for the prevention, suppression and punishment of breaches of such provisions. .
It is stated that‘More coherent, comprehensive andaligned national criminal law provisions are necessary across the EU to be able to effectively prevent and prosecute foreign terrorist fighters-related offences and to respond in an appropriate manner to the increased cross-border practical and legal challenges.'.
The substantive dimension involves a primary obligation for the State to secure the right to life by putting in place effective criminal law provisions to deter the commission of offences against individuals, backed up bylaw enforcement machinery for the prevention, suppression and punishment of breaches of such provisions. .
The substantive dimension involves a primary obligation for the State to secure the right to life by putting in place effective criminal law provisions to deter the commission of offences against individuals, backed up by law enforcement machinery for the prevention, suppression and punishment of breaches of such provisions. .