Exemple de utilizare a Combat fraud în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Organizing activities to prevent and combat fraud.
K detect and combat fraud and other unlawful practices referred to in Article 27.
In addition, it could help building trust and combat fraud.
In order to combat fraud, corruption and other unlawful activities Regulation(EC) No 1073/1999 shall apply.
The purpose of the Communication will be to identify actions which can reduce the administrative burden, combat fraud, modernise and simplify the current system.
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To prevent, detect and combat fraud that may be related to the use of our services;
Heuristic analysis and proactive filtering may seem to create a technological barrier to prevent data leaks,stop employee misconduct and combat fraud.
The Hercule Programmes fund actions which aim to prevent and combat fraud, corruption and other illegal activities affecting the EU's financial interests.
Reduce and standardise the range of different taxes, extend tax bases, align tax rates more closely, and strengthen cooperation andinformation exchange mechanisms in order to combat fraud and evasion.
It is still important to improve tax efficiency and combat fraud so as to avoid distortions of competition and safeguard Member States' tax revenues;
Set up a European agency to protect the consumers of financial products, supervise banking practices(especially the accessibility, transparency andcomparability of financial products) and combat fraud.
Cookies allow us, among other things, to store your preferences and settings;enable you to sign-in; combat fraud; and analyze how our websites and online services are performing.
Correcting the shortcomings and loopholes in taxation policy entails taking more ambitious steps within the euro area with a view to reducing and standardising the range of different taxes, extending tax bases, aligning tax rates more closely, and strengthening cooperation andinformation exchange mechanisms in order to combat fraud and evasion.
Moreover, an effective way to boost the internal market and combat fraud is to allow EU citizens to exercise their right to buy these beverages from a distance, as happens with other foodstuffs.
The first phase of the programme(1998-2002), established by Decision 888/1998/EC of the European Parliament andof the Council, was designed to support fiscal policy measures to improve strategies to control and combat fraud involving indirect taxation.
Moreover, an effective way to boost the internal market and combat fraud is to allow EU citizens to exercise their right to buy these beverages from a distance, as happens with other foodstuffs.
In its opinion3, the EESC drew attention to the second recital of the proposal for a decision of the EP andthe Council4:"The pan-European eGovernment action… requires measures to increase the efficiency… to help combat fraud, organised crime and terrorism….
The European Economic andSocial Committee regrets that the initiatives taken to date to prevent and combat fraud and the counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment have proven to be insufficient to halt the spread of this phenomenon.
We may disclose customer information if we are required to do so by law, by court order, by any statutory, legal or regulatory requirement, by the police or any other competent authorities in connection with the prevention ordetection of crime or to help combat fraud, money laundering and terrorism financing.
It is important that the relevant measures which Georgia should take to prevent and combat fraud, corruption and other irregularities relating to this assistance are set out in the memorandum of understanding, the loan agreement and the grant agreement, which will be agreed with the Georgian authorities.
The same opinion highlighted the fact that:'Once again the benefits which would flow from moreeffective operation of the single market, and in the case in point from procedures likely to detect and combat fraud and tax evasion, are being limited by the wish to safeguard national interests.'.
Correcting the shortcomings and loopholes in fiscal policy entails reshaping the EU's current architecture, taking more ambitious steps to both reduce and standardise the range of different taxes, extend tax bases and harmonise income taxes, and to strengthen cooperation andinformation exchange mechanisms in order to combat fraud and evasion.
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In its opinion on the Proposal for a Decision of the European Parliament and of the Council on the implementation of a paperless environment for customs and trade programmes3, the EESC drew attention to the second recital of the proposal fora decision of the EP and the Council4:"The pan-European eGovernment action… requires measures to increase the efficiency… to help combat fraud, organised crime and terrorism".
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Correcting the shortcomings and loopholes in fiscal policy entails reshaping the EU's current architecture, taking more ambitious steps within the euro area with a view to both reducereducing and standardiseing the range of different taxes, extending tax bases, aligning tax rates more closely, and harmonise income taxes, and to strengthenstrengthening cooperation andinformation exchange mechanisms in order to combat fraud and evasion.
The EESC strongly supports the European Commission and the Member States in making best use of the enhanced system to improve the efficient assessment andcollection of tax and to recognise and combat fraud, in particular by improving administrative cooperation between Member States in order to do that.
In its opinion on the Proposal for a Decision of the European Parliament and of the Council on the implementation of a paperless environment for customs and trade programmes3, the EESC drew attention to the second recital of the proposal for a decision of the EP and the Council4:"The pan-European eGovernment action… requires measures to increase the efficiency… to help combat fraud, organised crime and terrorism".
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Administrative cooperation and combating fraud in the field of value added tax(recast).