Примеры использования Narcotics trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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insulated by lucrative customs revenues and the profits from the narcotics trade, many warlords are capable of autonomous action
to engage in organized crime, including narcotics trade.
ammunitions and their connection to the narcotics trade place a tremendous burden on the Jamaican Government,
Al Qaeda elements, clashes between warlords and the narcotics trade.
also by the flourishing of criminality, funded principally by the narcotics trade.
while refining their understanding of the linkages between narcotics trade and the insurgency.
the absence of a comprehensive alternative livelihoods programme and clandestine credit flows to poppy farmers-- is behind the narcotics trade.
explosives trafficking and illicit narcotics trade.
transcriminal organizations, the narcotics trade in particular, which also supports human trafficking trade. .
Iran to address the narcotics trade.
demand that fuel much of the West's narcotics trade.
One of its most troubling manifestations has been a linkage with the narcotics trade and with terrorism, thus contributing to an entrenchment of the drug trade
This can in turn drive the demand for the import of illicit weapons by individuals directly involved in the narcotics trade or by government officials seeking to maintain their lucrative profits by facilitating this trade
demobilization and reintegration(DDR) and the efforts to counter the narcotics trade and the related threat posed by the uncooperative militia leaders.
take measures against public officials linked to the narcotics trade and convict high-level traffickers
criminals and those involved in narcotics trade.
said that the drug epidemic, the narcotics trade and crime were some of the fundamental problems besetting the modern world
insurgent activity and the narcotics trade; credible and functioning Government institutions developed;
illegal armed groups, criminals and those involved in the narcotics trade and in the diversion of chemical precursors;
activities of local officials and organized criminal syndicates who control the narcotics trade; and an overall lack of delivery by the government of basic services including food,