Examples of using Interpol database in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I just got a hit on an Interpol database.
The Interpol database on stolen travel documents permits Interpol's members to share between themselves data on lost and stolen passports.
Run it through the FBI and Interpol databases.
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.
I got a fingerprint match off an Interpol database.
The possibility to make use of an Interpol database for this purpose has been discussed in the Council.
Partial print on the index finger matched to 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;
I'm gonna run his image through FBI and Interpol databases.
Only a small number of Member States had established infrastructures for authorities to search the Interpol databases- 8 of the 25 Member States did not respond to the Commission's inquiries- and very few Member States had made sure that their law enforcement authorities searched the database. .
I can do a facial recognition search from the Interpol database.
The exchange of Member States' data on stolen, lost andmisappropriated passports with the Interpol database on stolen travel documents, and the processing of those data, must comply with the applicable data protection rules both of individual Member States and of Interpol. .
We have got nothing. We will have to run him through NCIC and Interpol databases.
How does your MS ensure thatif a positive identification(hit) occurs against the Interpol database the competent authorities take action in accordance with their national law?
We couldn't find anything on him in here butwe got a hit on the Interpol database.
The Common Position places a duty on Member States to exchange data on stolen, lost, ormisappropriated passports with the Interpol database at the same time as they are entered in the relevant national database and in the Schengen Information System.
I will make it my priority to crosscheck the passenger andcrew lists with the Interpol database.
Close enough so we can run them through an Interpol database, see if they have a record.
So I cross-referenced the drug that killed Dirkson with the data extraction device in the Interpol database.
The identities of four of every 10 international passengers are still not screened against the Interpol database, which produced more than 60,000 hits in 2012, the Interpol representative added.
Yeah, the victims in Taiwan didn't flag on the B.A.U. 's Interpol query because Taiwan doesn't share an 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.
This seems at odds with thetext of the Article, and particularly with Member States' obligation to“ ensure” law enforcement authorities consult the Interpol database where appropriate.
The Common Position will oblige Member States to ensure that their competent authorities will exchange the aforementioned data with the Interpol database on stolen travel documents in parallel to entering them in the relevant national database, and the Schengen Information System as regards the Member States participating in it.
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.
A further requirement to set up the necessary infrastructure to facilitate the consultation of the Interpol database acknowledges the law enforcement relevance of the latter.
The nature of the answers given by these Member States seem to imply that the simple fact of potential availability satisfies any need for lawenforcement authorities to be trained or guided in the use of the Interpol database.
The language of the Common Position seems to imply a more stringent and pro-active approach,which outs in place systems whereby use of the Interpol database can at the very least be encouraged amongst law enforcement officers.
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.
Has your MS developed guidance on the cases where consultation of the Interpol database is deemed appropriate?