Exemplos de uso de Combating crime em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Combating crime.
UN reiterates support for Angola in combating crime.
Subject: Combating crime within the EU.
From the citizens' perspective, combating crime is important.
Combating crime is simply a pretext.
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It is not enough for any Member State to work alone in combating crime.
Combating crime is not just a national issue.
Police cooperation, preventing and combating crime and crisis management(17287/11);
Combating crime has no relevance to national borders.
SIS II is also a key element in combating crime and illegal immigration.
It is already having a detrimental effect both in terms of integration and combating crime.
Internal security must be achieved by combating crime, including organised crime. .
Cases such as this undermine citizens' belief in the effectiveness of European policies in combating crime.
In addition cooperation in combating crime and drug trafficking must be strengthened.
Europol and Eurojust must finally be allowed to play a full role in combating crime and terrorism.
This is to be done by preventing and combating crime, organized or otherwise, including drug trafficking.
Combating crime and improving citizen security require coordinated effort at all levels,” she emphasized.
Security is not only a matter of combating crime, it is also a means of ensuring freedom.
Combating crime and protecting law and order falls essentially within the competence of the Member States.
Our priority in criminal matters is combating crime, particularly money laundering.
They are entitled to expect more effective collaboration in improving security and combating crime.
Vertical cooperation with the Member States in combating crime affecting the Communities' financial interests.
A second topic addressed during the Dutch Presidency was the so-called Hague decisions about terrorism and combating crime.
I shall start with our common assumption that combating crime is not just a national issue; it is also a European issue.
In 1999 and2002 the Moldovan Government had already adopted ambitious national programmes for combating crime and corruption.
A key element of combating crime is, of course, an efficient exchange of information, tailored to our needs.
Three and a half years must not constitute a model for the EU when we proceed with our own legislation on data protection and combating crime.
In that respect, combating crime is our number one priority, primarily because crime is increasingly crossing over borders.
It constitutes a huge step in the direction of the creation of a single area of justice and security,as well as a strong measure for combating crime.
Firstly, data protection will have to be of the same quality within the sphere of combating crime as it is within the internal market before data is exchanged.