Eksempler på brug af Measures to combat terrorism på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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On the application of specific measures to combat terrorism.
Subject: Measures to combat terrorism and the fundamental right to privacy.
We want to strengthen the criminal law measures to combat terrorism.
But all such measures to combat terrorism can only be truly effective if they are applied everywhere- if there are no hiding places left for terrorists and their sources of funding dry up.
Council statement- Decision taken on 27 December 2001 on measures to combat terrorism;
If we take a whole range of measures to combat terrorism effectively, they will necessarily- and we must not pretend otherwise- involve the risk of taking measures that curtail freedoms.
The EU and the Member States have been particularly effective in adopting more orless good measures to combat terrorism.
Reference: Council Common Position 2003/482/ CFSP on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism repealing Common Position 2003/402/CFSP: OJ L 139, 6.6.2003; COM(2003) 264; Bull.
We shall give our full and total support to the Council for all meaningful and appropriate measures to combat terrorism.
When we in the EU develop our own measures to combat terrorism- in many cases similar to, but not identical with, those adopted by the United States- we must defend our protection of privacy.
I agree with Article 1,paragraph 6 of common position 2001/931/CFSP on the application of special measures to combat terrorism.
Important Commission proposals both before and after 11 September 2001,primarily the package of measures to combat terrorism, remain blocked in the Council or are still awaiting transposal or ratification by the Member States.
The Presidency will be presenting a summary report at the European Council of Laeken,outlining the Union' s measures to combat terrorism.
If essential measures to combat terrorism and organized crime cannot be successfully completed, the blame lies with certain member countries, who take the common interest hostage in the satisfaction of obscure national interests.
Working Party on the implementation of Common Position 2001/931/CFSP on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism 285.
I come from a Member State which knows that measures to combat terrorism must be established, but which also knows- only too well- that this must be done within strict respect for legality and for the law unless we wish to hand final victory to the terrorists.
Council Common Position 2002/340/CFSP updating Common Position 2001/931/CFSP on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism.
A new working party, the"Working Party on the implementation of Common Position 2001/931/CFSP on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism"(CP 931 Working Party) has been established and charged with examining proposals for listings and de-listings and with preparing the regular review of the list by the Council as provided for in Article 1(6) of Common Position 2001/931/CFSP.
Will the Commission comment on how it is seeking to achieve a fair balance between respect for fundamental freedoms and measures to combat terrorism?
I thus welcome the fact that the recent European Council set a deadline for June for implementing measures to combat terrorism that have already been adopted, including the European arrest warrant.
Madam President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, I will adopt a slightly different position from that of the previous speaker.The Members of the European Free Alliance will approve the measures to combat terrorism.
Another good thing is that it calls for church and state to be separated, criticises child labour,highlights the adverse impact of measures to combat terrorism and asylum and immigration laws and discusses the social emancipation of women.
Mr President, we approve the approach of the informal Ghent Council, which reaffirmed its solidarity with the United States, and confirmed andstrengthened the implementation of an action plan containing 79 measures to combat terrorism.
Reference: Council Common Position 2002/462/CFSP updating Common Position 2001/931/CFSP on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism and repealing Com mon Position 2002/340/CFSP: point 1.4.10 of this Bulletin.
The following Presidency statement on behalf of the European Union, the central and east European countries associated with the European Union, the associated countries Cyprus, Malta and Turkey, and the EFTA countries, members of the European Economic Area,on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism was published in Brussels and Madrid on 16 May.
The text reads:"would like the implementation of these four measures andespecially the common position on specific measures to combat terrorism to be subject to the interpretation of the definition, as laid down in the framework decision concerning the definition of terrorism that was laid down by the Council on 6 December 2001, particularly with regard to the guarantees described in the recitals and the relevant statements made by the Council.
We therefore welcome the announcement by the President of Pakistan, General Musharraf, on 12 January,announcing drastic measures to combat terrorism and religious fanaticism.
DE Mr President,Article 75 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union governs the implementation of restrictive measures to combat terrorism and, therefore, any intrusions into citizens' property rights, such as freezing bank accounts.
References: Common positions 2001/930/CFSP on combat ing terrorism and2001/931/CFSP on the applica tion of specific measures to combat terrorism: OJ L 344, 28.12.2001; Bull.
Council Common Position 2003/651/ CFSP updating Common Position 2001/931/ CFSP on the application of specific measures to combat terrorism and repeating Common Position 2003/482/CFSP.