Примери за използване на Terrorist offence на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Extortion to commit a terrorist offence.
Directive 2010/13/EU should therefore ensure that audiovisual media services do not contain public provocation to commit a terrorist offence.
The exact purpose of the consultation including the type of terrorist offence or other serious criminal offence; .
In addition, EU countries must inform Europol of any hits when a person is sought in relation to a terrorist offence.
Where the terrorist offence referred to in point(j) of Article 3(2) is committed by a person directing a terrorist group as referred to in point(a) of Article 4, the maximum sentence shall not be less than eight years.
Public provocation to commit a terrorist offence;
For an offence referred to in Article 4 andTitle III to be punishable, it shall not be necessary that a terrorist offence be actually committed, nor shall it be necessary, insofar as the offences referred to in Articles 5 to 10 and 12 are concerned, to establish a link to another specific offence laid down in this Directive.
Article 5- Public provocation to commit a terrorist offence.
Member States shall ensure(…) that victims of terrorism who are residents of a Member State other than that(…)where the terrorist offence was committed have access to information regarding their(…) rights, the available support services and(…) compensation schemes in the Member State where the terrorist offence was committed.
Drawing up false administrative documents to committing a terrorist offence.
The amendment up-dates the Framework Decision making public provocation to commit a terrorist offence, recruitment and training for terrorism punishable behaviour, also when committed through the Internet.
Drawing up, possessing orusing false administrative documents to committing a terrorist offence.
The Commission proposes amending the Framework Decision to make public provocation to commit a terrorist offence, recruitment and training for terrorism punishable behaviour, also when committed through the Internet.
In addition, EU countries must inform Europol of any hits when a person is sought in relation to a terrorist offence.
(ii) there are serious grounds for believing that a third-country national has committed a serious crime or terrorist offence or there is evidence that a third-country national intends to commit such an offence in the territory of a Member State.
The transfer of data is necessary for the prevention, detection or investigation in the territory ofthe Member States or in the third country concerned of such a terrorist offence or serious criminal offence; .
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure the prompt removal of illegal content publicly inciting to commit a terrorist offence, as referred to in Article 5, hosted in their territory and to endeavour to obtain the removal of such content hosted outside of their territory.
It also prioritises the need to ensure that all victims of terrorism have access to information about victims' rights, available support services andcompensation schemes in the member State where the terrorist offence was committed(article 26).
For an offence referred to in Article 4 andTitle III to be punishable, it shall not be necessary that a terrorist offence be actually committed, nor shall it be necessary to establish a link to a specific terrorist offence or, insofar as the offences in Articles 9 to 11 are concerned, to specific offences related to terrorist activities.
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure the prompt removal of illegal content publicly inciting others to commit a terrorist offence, as referred to in Article 5, that is hosted in their territory.
The expression of radical, polemical or controversial views in the public debate on sensitive political questions, including terrorism, fall outside the scope of this Directive and, in particular,of the definition of public provocation to commit a terrorist offence.
(7) Jurisdictional rules should be established to ensure that the terrorist offence may be effectively prosecuted.
The expression of radical, polemical or controversial views in the public debate on sensitive political questions, including terrorism, fall outside the scope of this Directive and, in particular,of the definition of public provocation to commit a terrorist offence.
(7) Jurisdictional rules should be established to ensure that the terrorist offence may be effectively prosecuted.
Directive(EU) 2017/541 of the European Parliament and of the Council(6), which is to be transposed into national lawby 8 September 2018, contains similar provisions in respect of online content constituting public provocation to commit a terrorist offence.
Activities, should be further approximatedin all Member States, so that it covers public provocation to commit a terrorist offence, recruitment for terrorism and training for terrorism, when committed intentionally.
Analysing PNR data for the purpose of updating or creating new criteria to be used in the assessments carried out under point(b) of paragraph 3 in order toidentify any persons who may be involved in a terrorist offence or serious crime.
In particular, EU Member States must ensure that victims of terrorism who are residents of an EU country other than that in which the terrorist offence was committed have full access to support services and compensation schemes available in the country.
Article 3 Paragraph 3 of Framework Decision 2008/191/JHA already established that for the offences related to a terrorist group or terrorist activities,it is not necessary that a terrorist offence is actually committed.
Member States shall ensure that all victims of terrorism have access to the assistance and(…)support services as laid down in Article 22 on the territory of the Member State of their residence, even if the terrorist offence was committed in another Member State.