Exemplos de uso de Combating of terrorism em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Equipo Nizkor- OAU Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism.
Additionally, it is underlined that the combating of terrorism crimes is also a priority for Member States and Europol.
We have shared interests in energy,security and the combating of terrorism.
They shall also coop erate in the combating of terrorism, crime, the traffic in drugs and illicit trading in works of art and antiques.
Confusion does not create the preconditions for the proper combating of terrorism.
We welcome the OAU Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Terrorism, adopted by the 35th OAU Summit in Algiers in July 1999.
Where security is concerned,the events of recent years have compelled us to make the combating of terrorism a priority.
I would say that, in our democratic states, the combating of terrorism is primarily a task for the internal forces of law and order and the justice authorities.
I might add that the Council has been paying particular attention to this in the adoption of the action plan on the combating of terrorism.
They shall also cooperate in the combating of terrorism, crime, the traffic in drugs and illicit trading in works of art and antiques.
However, I would reiterate that necessity andproportionality are fundamental and basic principles in ensuring the effective combating of terrorism.
Many have talked about the balance we need to find between the effective combating of terrorism, on the one hand, and consideration for citizens' rights on the other.
Thirdly, in the international legal framework,the European Union has continued to press for a key role to be given to the United Nations in the combating of terrorism.
We must, however, attach importance to seeing a balance maintained between security and the combating of terrorism, on the one hand, and data protection, on the other.
The framework decision on the combating of terrorism contains clear instructions for national legislators, which makes it impossible to interpret it in an unnecessarily repressive way.
Mr President, Mr Clarke, Mr Vice-President, ladies and gentlemen, we will, tomorrow,be passing an important European instrument for the combating of terrorism and the most serious forms of criminality.
Secondly, the applicability of laws andthus the effective combating of terrorism do not depend solely on sound legislation but also on effective cooperation between the Member States and their police and security services.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the President of the Council mentioned in his speech that discussions at Hampton Court tomorrow will touch on the combating of terrorism, and so I want to start by saying something about 7 July.
I ask both the Council andthe Commission to do their utmost to contribute to the combating of terrorism in Indonesia, to explore in what way they could support a process of conciliation on the ground, and to examine what measures they can take to promote economic development in this region.
We will conduct a policy of approximation to the countries of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) for the exchange of information in the field of security,for the prevention and combating of terrorism.
China is in all respects becoming a more and more important player on the world stage, andthat also applies in the combating of terrorism where we must appreciate China's active support for this serious struggle.
The second issue is one that Bertel Haarder, being a Dane, will well understand. As regards terrorism, there is one point on which we want something definite,namely the combating of terrorism at sea.
Exchange of personal data between the EU and the US for the purposes of law enforcement,including the prevention and combating of terrorism and other forms of serious crime, is governed by a number of agreements at EU level.
I would also like- and with this I shall close, not least because I see that the Deputy Prime Minister is here in his capacity as President-in-Office of the Council- to address the issue of how we should proceed as regards data and the combating of terrorism.
The European Council underlines that effective prevention and combating of terrorism in full compliance with fundamental rights requires Member States not to confine their activities to maintaining their own security, but to focus also on the security of the Union as a whole.
In light of these developments and in accordance with what follows, the Undertakings should be interpreted and applied so as tonot impede the sharing of PNR data by DHS with other authorities of the U.S. government responsible for preventing or combating of terrorism and related crimes as set forth in Paragraph 3 of the Undertakings.
The relentless combating of terrorism and the consolidation of peace are dependent, not least, upon Europe's ability to deliver what it has promised over the course of recent years: the right to a dignified life, Mr President, not least in order to put an end to practices involving physical mutilation, to which many women are subjected in their countries of origin, suffering this abuse in Europe too.
As Europol is in a position to receive information from all Member States it is able to develop an EU approach andperspective to the prevention and combating of terrorism. This cannot be achieved by a Member State acting alone or by information transmission between a limited number of Member States.
The framework resolutions on trafficking in human beings and the combating of terrorism in the area of harmonisation, the European arrest warrant in the area of mutual recognition, and Eurojust in respect of the players, are likewise elements which demonstrate the substantial progress we have made and which should enable us to achieve a truly European policy on criminal law.
Firstly, there is the strengthening of European citizenship, as well as effective cooperation in the fields of justice and home affairs, especially as regards the bringing of certain third-pillar matters into the Community domain and the stepping-up of cooperation on others,including the improvement of internal security and the effective combating of terrorism and organized crime, with all the consequences that derive from this, not least as regards the Treaties.