Примери за използване на Serious and organised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Serious and Organised Crime.
Protection against serious and organised crime.
Serious and organised crime; cybercrime;
CSD completed the first of its kind for Bulgaria Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2010- 2011.
Serious and organised crime; cybercrime;
Whereas wildlife trafficking finances and is closely linked with other forms of serious and organised crime;
Combating serious and organised crime.
Specific metrics have been developed in some areas though, such as the EU Policy Cycle,used for tackling serious and organised crime.
Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2010-2011.
Links with third countries are very frequently detected in serious and organised crime cases, which makes close cooperation with such countries crucial.
Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2010-2011.
Member States have already committed to establishing these mechanisms by the end of 2012 in the context of the EU Policy Cycle to fight serious and organised crime[19].
Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment(SOCTA) carried out in 2013.
Michel Quillé, Deputy Director of Europol at the discussion of Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment report at the National Assembly, 3 April, 2012.
Serious and organised crime; cybercrime;and the protection of victims of crime;
On 3 April 2012 the Internal Security and Public Order Committee hosted a public presentation of the Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment(SOCTA) report.
The manifestations of serious and organised crime in all spheres of public life have been limited.".
The Directive makes iteasier for national authorities to confiscate and recover the profits that criminals make from cross-border serious and organised crime.
Having regard to the EU Serious and Organised Crime Policy Cycle, which commenced in 2014,and to the priority area of trafficking in human beings.
Last week, Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, co-led an international operation against serious and organised cross border crime in the Western Balkans region.
The report Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2010-2011(SOCTA) analyses the current state and trends in serious and organised crime in Bulgaria.
The Directive makes it easier for national authorities to confiscate and recover the profits that criminals make from cross-border serious and organised crime.
Combatting cross-border serious and organised crime and international terrorism within the Union, necessitates close cooperationand the sharing of data between all European countries.
Dr Marian Duggan, an expert in gender and criminology at the University of Kent,told the BBC that Europol was right about there being a stereotype casting men as more likely than women to perpetrate serious and organised crime.
The figure includes the proceeds of almost all serious and organised crime committed in the UK, but also a significant amount of the corruptly obtained assets of politicians and public officials from overseas.
By doubling the number of UK staff working in the Western Balkans on security issues affecting the UK, it hopes to reduce drug-fuelled crime in Britain and strengthen the region's own response to serious and organised crime and violent extremism.
Prediction, detection, prevention, and protection against attempts and perpetrators of serious and organised crime, ideologically motivated radicalisation, violenceand terrorism, including support to its victims;
In the EU Policy Cycle to fight serious and organised crime, Member States have recognised in the strategic goalsand operational actions the importance of being innovative, multidisciplinary and proactive to better investigate and prosecute cases of trafficking in human beings.
As regards the fight against human trafficking as a crime, this perspective was primarily addressed by the 2013 EU Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment report which identified trafficking in human beings as a key threat to the EU(an assessment confirmed in 201724).
Enhanced cooperation in the fight against serious and organised crime, in particular on illicit firearmsand drugs trafficking, smuggling of goods and persons, as well as cyber and hybrid threats.