Примери за използване на National judicial authorities на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Cooperation with national judicial authorities.
The data are managed by the EU Legal Cooperation Office in Hague 24/7 andserve the support of national judicial authorities.
It merely enables the national judicial authorities to proceed to undertake an investigation or a trial.
The CTR is managed by Eurojust in The Hague on a 24-hour basis andprovides proactive support to national judicial authorities.
The contact point works actively with national judicial authorities, lawyers and other legal professionals.
The Supervisory Committee is informed five working days before the transmission of information to national judicial authorities.
To coordinate andencourage cooperation between the national judicial authorities in the fight against cross-border crime.
The EJN(in civil and commercial matters) is a flexible,non-bureaucratic network which brings together national judicial authorities.
Eurojust is the only EU agency that supports national judicial authorities to appropriately investigate and prosecute these cases.
Such requests will be assessed andauthorised on the basis of national law by the competent national judicial authorities.
Cooperation has intensified between national judicial authorities to ensure that legal decisions taken in one member country are recognised and implemented in any other.
The EJN(in civil and commercial matters) is a flexible,non-bureaucratic network which brings together national judicial authorities.
The EJN-civil facilitates relations between national judicial authorities which in turn benefits people involved in cross-border civil and commercial cases.
Require ERA's board to adopt rules for the prevention and management of conflicts of interest andprocedures for cooperation with national judicial authorities.
The EJN(in civil and commercial matters) facilitates relations between national judicial authorities which in turn benefits people involved in cross-border civil and commercial cases.
The general working conditions andwork environment of the European Delegated Prosecutors shall fall under the responsibility of the competent national judicial authorities.
The new procedure of informing the Supervisory Committee before transmitting a case to national judicial authorities entered into force with the 4th edition of the OLAF Manual in December 2009.
The European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters(EJN-civil) is a flexible,non-bureaucratic network which brings together national judicial authorities.
The EJN-civil facilitates andsupports relations between national judicial authorities through contact points in each Member State and thereby helps to facilitate cross-border cases.
After the judgment was pro-nounced, a practical working arrangement had to be found to consult the Supervisory Committee before forwarding information to the national judicial authorities.
The contact point also helps national judicial authorities in problems related to cross-border requests for assistance and is actively involved in relevant networks and working groups.
Following the July 2008 judgment of the Court of First Instance, OLAF applies a new procedure to consult the Supervisory Committee before transmitting information to national judicial authorities.
Established in 2012, the European Criminal Records Information system(ECRIS)enables national judicial authorities to receive information on previous criminal convictions in other Member States.
The competent court/authority search interface is a service provided to the general public by the European Commission in cooperation with the participating national judicial authorities or other competent bodies.
To coordinate andencourage cooperation between the national judicial authorities in the fight against serious crime such as drug trafficking, money laundering, fraud, corruption, cybercrime, terrorism and organised crime.
ThejudgmentoftheCourt further stipulates that‘it cannot be disputed that the requirement to consult that committee before forwarding information to the national judicial authorities is intended to confer rights on the persons concerned'(para 168).
Moreover, the competent national judicial authorities will be responsible for the prior authorisation of the European Public Prosecutor's Office's investigative measures where national law and EU legislation so require.
A procedure has been introduced to consult the Supervisory Committee before forwarding information to national judicial authorities although this does not yet adequately protect the rights of individuals concerned(see paragraphs 58 to 65).
We report all suspected fraud cases detected during our audit work to the EUŐs anti-fraud office OLAF, which then decides whether it will investigate andfollow up these cases, where appropriate in co-operation with national judicial authorities.
ECRIS, established in 2012,enables national judicial authorities to receive information on previous criminal convictions in other Member States either for court proceedings or other purposes like criminal investigations.