Examples of using Criminalisation in English and their translations into Polish
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Isolation, criminalisation, demoralisation.
vehemently opposes the criminalisation of citizens.
Criminalisation at EU level could be envisaged.
It is proposed to extend the criminalisation of incitement to all offences.
This criminalisation of insolvency law is not desirable.
I am therefore pleased that the Commission is contemplating the criminalisation of the abuse of trafficked human beings.
For instance the criminalisation of participating in the activities of a terrorist group does not require that terrorist acts have already or are committed.
We needed a measure to favour legality, and not the criminalisation of those who are currently here illegally.
The framework decision of 2004 establishes a minimum level of harmonisation for national legislations in respect of criminalisation and jurisdiction.
At bottom, its intention is the criminalisation of communists, their activities and their ideals.
To depart from this principle sets a dangerous precedent that will lead to the criminalisation of entire ethnic groups.
In addition, they should revoke the criminalisation of therapeutic abortion in cases where the mother's life is threatened.
Council of Europe Convention, which already requires the criminalisation of certain terrorist offences.
The establishment, implementation and application of criminalisation have to be carried out in full respect of fundamental rights obligations.
exclusion, criminalisation and punishment!
By the end of 2016, the Commission will publish two reports on compliance and criminalisation as well as a post-2016 Strategy on trafficking in human beings.
The current approach towards criminalisation at EU level is based on Framework Decision 2001/500 of 26 June 20016,
The new Directive overhauls the EU's existing legal framework on the criminalisation of offences linked to terrorist activities.
negative stereotypes or criminalisation of childhood.
I fear that it is another case of simplification, criminalisation and continued persecution of a group by simply arguing that it is a terrorist group.
Criminalisation of these offences, a key requirement of the FATF standards,
In this context, the Commission appreciates the fact that criminalisation of employers of the victims of trafficking has been reinserted in the text in the final compromise.
Furthermore, the vague definition of the term'commercial scale', relating to the increase in criminal sanctions in the area of on-line copyright infringements, could encourage States to adopt legislation leading to the criminalisation of private users
Given its punitive and controversial nature, the criminalisation of States by the Union for a particular form of conduct should be a last resort"ultima ratio.
Criminalisation of the receiving training for terrorism complements the existing offence of providing training and specifically addresses the
To deviate from this principle would set a dangerous precedent that would lead to the criminalisation of entire ethnic groups
In order to tackle the criminalisation of humanitarian aid,
criminalising such activities is coherent with the criminalisation of aiding and abetting to other preparatory activities.
stopping the criminalisation of humanitarian aid;
including legislative proposals on criminalisation of identity theft
