Examples of using Illegal exploitation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The illegal exploitation of natural resources is a further major problem.
Should this task of monitoring the fight against illegal exploitation be entrusted to MONUC?
The illegal exploitation of the region's mineral wealth continues to fuel conflict.
The Agreement is a crucial instrument designed to combat illegal exploitation of forests.
The report also noted the illegal exploitation of the natural resources of the area.
Developments include the signing of the first Voluntary Partnership Agreements designed to combat illegal exploitation of forests.
In these areas, breaking the nexus between conflict and illegal exploitation of minerals is critical to peace and stability.
It points out that the illegal exploitation of natural resources in the east of the Congo is a source of funding for the rebel groups and, therefore, of instability in the region.
The decision of the Democratic Republic of Congo to commit to the fight against illegal exploitation of forests is good news for the DRC and for the EU.
It encourages the Task Force on illegal exploitation of natural resources to make concrete proposals for action by the international community.
Appendix III- includes species that a country already regulates andthe country needs the cooperation of others to prevent unsustainable or illegal exploitation.
In these areas, breaking the nexus between conflict and illegal exploitation of minerals is a critical element in guaranteeing peace, development and stability.
Collapsing governance, in countries such as Zimbabwe or Somalia, is also a major part of the problem, resulting in organised crime,irregular migration and illegal exploitation of natural resources.
The implementation of bilateral Voluntary Partnership Agreements to combat the illegal exploitation of forests is a very partial step towards the necessary establishment of a mechanism for punishing all ecological crimes.
Nourredine was also listed on 9 May 2014 pursuant to paragraph 37(d) of Resolution 2134(2014)as‘providing support for armed groups or criminal networks through illegal exploitation of natural resources'.
West Africa is also an importantpartner of the Union when it comes to combating the illegal exploitation of forests, as are Cameroon, Ghana, Liberia and Cote d'Ivoire, which export considerable amounts of timber to Europe.
Appendix III lists species included at the request of a Party that already regulates trade in the species andneeds the cooperation of other countries to prevent unsustainable or illegal exploitation.
The presence of foreign and Congolese armed groups,the proliferation of weaponry and the illegal exploitation of natural resources continue to threaten the country's stability.
Appendix III species are included at the request of a nation that already regulates trade in the species andthat needs the cooperation of other countries to prevent unsustainable or illegal exploitation.
The implementation of the bilateralEU/Congo Voluntary Partnership Agreement to combat the illegal exploitation of forests is a very partial step towards the necessary establishment of a mechanism for punishing all ecological crimes.
The legislation of all 27 Member States prohibits illegal and undeclared work, especially with the dual absurdity we havehere of illegal entry to the Member State and illegal exploitation.
It reiterates the importance of combating such illegal exploitation and of the role played by the MONUC in this respect, in association with the United Nations Sanctions Committee for the DRC, and is prepared to consider all means of stepping up such action.
As you rightly state in your report, tropical deforestation is a matter of concern for us all and I consider that a distinction should be made here between two aspects: deforestation and climate change on the one hand andcombating illegal exploitation of forests on the other.
(5) In addition to multilateral initiatives, on 15 December 2010, the Heads of State and Government of the Great Lakes Regiontook a political commitment in Lusaka to fight the illegal exploitation of natural resources in the region and approved inter alia a regional certification mechanism based on the OECD Due Diligence Guidance.
The Lusaka Declaration signed by 11 Heads of State of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region(ICGLR) in December 2010 states the processes and standards of the OECD Due Diligence Guidance willbe integrated into the six tools of the Regional Initiative against the Illegal Exploitation of Natural Resources.
One reason was an inadequate needs assessment, which had failed to identify some main weaknesses in the management of natural resources,such as illegal exploitation, corruption, the lack of reliable data, weak control and customs mechanisms, arbitrary taxation, low productivity and the low processing rate of commodities.
The Council emphasises the need to pursue cooperation with the Congolese authorities in order to enhance their capacities, in particular as regardssecurity, with a view in particular to strengthening stability in the east and fighting impunity and the illegal exploitation of natural resources, the persistence of which is fuelling the crisis.
The FDLR issue is at the heart of the problem, as are all the associated sets of problems that it entails andwhich complicate the situation: the illegal exploitation of natural resources; the lack of protection for minorities; the impunity in a vast stateless area where the public authorities are not only incapable of controlling the territory but include representatives who are often part of the problem.