Exemplos de uso de To combating terrorism em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The same applies to combating terrorism.
EU list of persons, groups andentities subject to specific measures with a view to combating terrorism.
The EU reaffirms its commitment to combating terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
As you know, there is a Europol department dedicated to combating terrorism.
A common commitment to combating terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction will be central in this regard.
Development of the contribution of ESDP to combating terrorism;
What priority do we in fact give to combating terrorism, and to what extent do the instruments enable us to do that?
The government and the Italian people are more committed to combating terrorism than anyone.
We are all committed to combating terrorism in accordance with the fundamental principles on which the Union is founded.
On specific restrictive measures directed against certain persons and entities with a view to combating terrorism.
The Declaration commits us to combating terrorism in accordance with the fundamental principles on which the Union is founded.
On specific restricted measures directed against certain persons andentities with a view to combating terrorism.
Strengthens its commitment to combating terrorism and upholding the fundamental principles of freedom, security and justice.
Council Regulation(EC) No 2580/2001of 27 December 2001- Specific restrictive measures with a view to combating terrorism.
Particular attention should be paid to combating terrorism and the control of menacing weapons of mass destruction see also point 6.4.3 below.
Contribute towards improving the administration of the common visa policy andtowards internal security and to combating terrorism.
Rapid progress continues on areas from human rights to combating terrorism, from energy cooperation to the environment.
It brings into question the true intentions ofthe Saudi government… andthe royal familywhen it comes to combating terrorism.
The European Parliament has demonstrated its unequivocal commitment to combating terrorism, and the Watson report is a clear example of this.
This also applies to asylum and judicial cooperation, for example, as the honourable Member said,in relation to combating terrorism.
When it comes to combating terrorism, we cannot conceive of a Member State revealing strategic plans for combating terrorism in advance.
The Union made efforts to continue with the adoption of an overall approach to combating terrorism in line with the schedule.
While at the beginning of the letter they are limited to combating terrorism and serious crime, immediately afterwards any use is allowed in any criminal proceedings or however otherwise required under US law, that is, for almost anything.
The Council reiterated the Union's commitment to a comprehensive approach to combating terrorism, while respecting human rights.
In the light of that re-examination,the Council unanimously adopted a Common Position updating Common Position 2001/931/CFSP on the application of specific measures with a view to combating terrorism.
Common foreign and security policy- Restrictive measures directed against certain persons andentities with a view to combating terrorism- Freezing of funds- Action for annulment- Statement of reasons.
Then, Mourao meets with Colonel Hélcio Bruno de Almeida whose resume describes him as an expert on defense andsecurity with attention to combating terrorism.
The Liberal group in this Parliament remains fully committed to combating terrorism, but without any concessions with regard to respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Amending Council Regulation(EC)No 2580/2001 on specific restrictive measures directed against certain persons and entities with a view to combating terrorism.
An own-initiative report in the Committee on Civil Liberties will be our contribution to combating terrorism in a way that is respectful of human rights always, everywhere and for everyone; the number-one human right, as Cesare Beccaria taught us centuries ago, being the presumption of innocence.