Примери за използване на To combat crime на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's like using the MAFIA to combat crime.
(c) seeking means to combat crime jointly, inter alia, by studying the possibility of introducing a right of hot pursuit for police officers, taking into account existing means of communication and international judicial assistance.
European Judicial Network- cooperation to combat crime.
It would help more to combat crime effectively.
Will the new rules weaken international cooperation to combat crime?
This is the most effective way to combat crime.
Clearer procedures for the exchange of information in criminal proceedings will enhance cooperation between Member States andimprove individual nations' abilities to combat crime.
Implementation of federal andlocal programs to combat crime and delinquency;
This competence also applies in cases where there is a specific need to reach consensus on how to combat crime 17.
We cannot deny that our decision today will have an impact on the ability of law enforcement to combat crime,” Roberts wrote at the close of his opinion.
Acts of terrorism that have shocked the globe and growing organised crime in the areas of drug andhuman trafficking demand improved efforts to combat crime and terrorism.
The more harmonised laws should also facilitate cross-border cooperation of police or prosecutors to combat crime and terrorism more effectively across Europe.
The Riga Statement of 29 January 2015 issued by the Justice andHome Affairs Ministers stressed that exchanging information on criminal convictions is important in any strategy to combat crime and counter terrorism.
Better harmonised laws also facilitate cross-border cooperation of police,prosecutors and judges to combat crime and terrorism more effectively across Europe.
We cannot deny that our decision today will have an impact on the ability of law enforcement to combat crime," Roberts wrote.
At the same time, the new laws will also facilitate cross-border cooperation of police or prosecutors to combat crime and terrorism more effectively across Europe.
Basescu underlined the importance of sharing experiences anddeepening co-operation to combat crime worldwide.
This competence also applies in cases where there is a special need to combat crime on a common basis.
(7) The exchange of information on criminal convictions is important in any strategy to combat crime and counter terrorism.
More harmonised laws will facilitate cooperation of police or prosecutors to combat crime and terrorism.
Underworld big wheels still escape justice," he warned,adding that there was a"lack of political will to combat crime in Bulgaria".
(7) The exchange of information on criminal convictions is important in any strategy to combat crime and counter terrorism.
In addition to this, estimation of the unit cost(in terms of money and carbon)of future preventive solutions/measures to combat crime in the future;
The Directive will harmonize laws andalso facilitate cross-border cooperation of police or prosecutors to combat crime and terrorism more effectively.
Including swifter, more consistent decision-making on law and order issues,giving the EU greater ability to combat crime, terrorism and human trafficking.
Including swifter, more consistent decision-making on law and order issues,giving the EU greater ability to combat crime, terrorism and human trafficking.
At the same time more harmonised laws will also make it easier for police orprosecutors to work together in cross-border investigations and to combat crime and terrorism more effectively across Europe.".
We must devote more attention to efforts to improve the Police College's basic functions- we must take more robust measures to combat crime, through education and special training.
The police is intended for protection of life, health, rights and freedoms of citizens of the Russian Federation, foreign citizens,persons without citizenship; to combat crime, protect public order, property and ensuring public safety.