Примери за използване на National criminal на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The national criminal law.
Anything else would also, to some extent, have disrupted national criminal law in the legal systems of the Member States.
Whereas the UN Secretary-General is proposing to decriminalise illegal border crossings andis thereby violating the sovereign right of nation states to determine their national criminal law;
These measures shall not concern the application of national criminal law or the national administration of justice.
With regard to national criminal law, efforts to agree on common definitions, incriminations and sanctions should be focused in the first instance on a limited number of sectors of particular relevance.
These measures shall not concern the application of national criminal law or the national administration of justice.'.
The harmonisation of national criminal laws, in particular of the constituent elements of environmental offences to which criminal penalties attach, is designed to be an aid to the Community policy in question.
A single judge sits in all the courts with the exception of the Supreme Court, the National Criminal and Administrative Court, the high courts of the autonomous communities and the provincial courts.
The Court is a permanent institution that has the power to exercise its jurisdiction over persons for the most serious crimes of international concern andit is complementary to national criminal jurisdictions.
One of the key issues with regard to differences in national criminal law affecting victim protection relates to the Member States' use of different definitions of key concepts;
They also point out that Member States should avoid possible gaps in the implementation of the Directive due to different interpretation at national level and differences in national criminal law affecting victim protection.
This Directive is without prejudice to the general rules and principles of national criminal law on the application and execution of sentences in accordance with the concrete circumstances in each individual case.
It shall be a permanent institution and shall have the power to exercise its jurisdiction over persons for the most serious crimes of world concern, as referred to in this Statute, andshall be complementary to national criminal jurisdictions.
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.
A European Investigation Order has to be issued or validated by a judicial authority, and the issuing of an order may be requested by a suspected or accused person, orby a lawyer on his/her behalf in line with the defence rights and with national criminal procedures.
Without prejudice to applicable national criminal law, Member States shall refrain from instituting proceedings in respect of unpremeditated or inadvertent infringements of the law which come to their attention only because they have been reported pursuant to Articles 4 and 5.
A European Investigation Order has to be issued or validated by a judicial authority, and the issuing of an order may be requested by a suspected or accused person, orby a lawyer on his/her behalf in line with the defence rights and with national criminal procedures.
As observed by the referring court, the prohibition provided forby national law and which is sanctioned by the national criminal law in circumstances such as those at issue in the main proceedings is a restriction on the free movement of goods which is, as a rule, contrary to Article 34 TFEU.
A European Investigation Order has to be issued or validated by a judicial authority, and the issuing of an order may be requested by a suspected or accused person, orby a lawyer on his/her behalf in line with the defence rights and with national criminal procedures.
(24) Without prejudice to the general rules of national criminal law on the application and execution of sentences in accordance with the concrete circumstances in each individual case, the imposition of sanctions should be proportionate, taking into account the profits made or losses avoided by the persons held liable as well as the damage resulting from the offence to other persons and, where applicable, to the functioning of markets or the wider economy.
Although Member States may lay down rules for administrative and criminal penalties for the same infringements,Member States should not be required to lay down rules for administrative penalties for the infringements of this Regulation which are subject to national criminal law.
Member States may, without prejudice to national criminal law on evidence applicable to ongoing criminal investigations and legal proceedings, allow or require the retention of such information or documents for a further period of five years where the necessity and proportionality of such further retention has been established for the prevention, detection, investigation or prosecution of suspected money laundering or terrorist financing.
Any decision taken by virtue of this Directive and involving restrictions on the placing of a product on the market or requiring its withdrawal orits recall shall be without prejudice to assessment of the liability of the party concerned, in the light of the national criminal law applying in the case in question.
Member States may, without prejudice to national criminal law on evidence applicable to ongoing criminal investigations and legal proceedings, allow or require the retention of such information or documents for a further period of five years where the necessity and proportionality of such further retention has been established for the prevention, detection, investigation or prosecution of suspected money laundering or terrorist financing.
It follows from the case-law cited in paragraphs 45 and 46 above that the lawfulness of the transmission to the Commission by a national prosecutor orthe authorities competent in competition matters of information obtained in application of national criminal law is a question governed by national law.
Even though nothing prevents Member States from laying down rules for administrative and criminal sanctions for the same infringement,Member States should not be required to lay down rules for administrative sanctions for the infringements of this Regulation which are subject to national criminal law.
Even though nothing prevents Member States from laying down rules for administrative sanctions as well as criminal sanctions for the same infringements,Member States should not be required to lay down rules for administrative sanctions for infringements of this Directive which are subject to national criminal law.
Even though Member States are not prevented from laying down rules for administrative and criminal sanctions for the same breaches,Member States should not be required to lay down rules for administrative sanctions for the breaches of this Directive which are subject to national criminal law.
Even though nothing prevents Member States from laying down rules for administrative and criminal sanctions for the same infringement,Member States should not be required to lay down rules for administrative sanctions for the infringements of this Regulation which are subject to national criminal law.
Even though nothing prevents Member States from laying down rules for administrative sanctions as well as criminal sanctions for the same infringements,Member States should not be required to lay down rules for administrative sanctions for infringements of this Directive which are subject to national criminal law.