Examples of using Interpol database in English and their translations into Polish
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I got a fingerprint match off an Interpol database.
The Interpol database on stolen and lost travel documents;
Run it through the FBI and Interpol databases.
I need you to upload to Interpol database immediately a criminal record with my name, at least 20 charges, all of them security-based.
I can do a facial recognition search from the Interpol database.
To ensure that their competent law authorities use the Interpol database to access such information when appropriate for performance of their task;
Abby went the extra step and compared it to the Interpol database.
If people do not actually use the Interpol database, and it is effectively forgotten by rank and file officers, then it could seriously compromise the exploitation of the true utility of this very valuable information resource.
See if they have a record. Close enough so we can run them through an Interpol database.
If searches of non-personal information on the Interpol database give rise to requests for further, personal information, Member States are likely to be more discriminating in who they give this to.
We couldn't find anything on him in here, butwe got a hit on the Interpol database.
This has been one of the weakest areas of response,with Member States reflecting a prevailing attitude that by simply providing access to the Interpol database, whether directly or indirectly, to its law enforcement authorities, they are‘ensuring' that this valuable information resource is in fact used.
We couldn't find anything on him in here… but we got a hit on the Interpol database.
On entry and exit, for third country nationals, verification of the validity of the travel document by consulting the relevant databases and, in particular,the SIS; the Interpol database on stolen and lost travel documents; and national databases containing information on stolen, misappropriated, lost and invalidated travel documents.
So I cross-referenced the drug that killed Dirkson with the data extraction device in the Interpol database.
Has your MS developed guidance on the cases where consultation of the Interpol database is deemed appropriate?
On 25th March 2004, the European Council, through its Declaration on combating terrorism, instructed the Council to take forward work on the creation of an integrated system for the exchange of information on lost andstolen passports having recourse to the Schengen Information System(“SIS”) and the Interpol database.
This seems at odds with the text of the Article, andparticularly with Member States' obligation to“ ensure” law enforcement authorities consult the Interpol database where appropriate.
The nature of the answers given by these Member States seem to imply that the simple fact of potential availability satisfies any need for law enforcement authorities to be trained orguided in the use of the Interpol database.
The answers appear to indicate, however, that only a small number of Member States have managed to establish infrastructures for competent law authorities to search relevant Interpol databases.
The fact that for the most part the Member States have satisfied this vital requirement is reflected in Interpol figures, which show that data from the EU states relatingto 6,394,305 lost or missing travel documents were provided to the Interpol database.
Nothing from police database or Interpol.
I'm giving him access to CIA database, Interpol and… Netflix.
I took the liberty of running the DNA strand through CODIS and the Interpol DNA database.
Before the Common Position was implemented, data relating to 4,567,267 entries from EU Member States was entered on the Interpol STD database.
Thus several Member States make the explicit note that there is no discrimination because contributions to the Interpol STD database does not in itself involve the exchange of personal information.