Примеры использования Transnational in nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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prosecution of offences that"are transnational in nature and involve an organized criminal group" article 4, para. 1.
bribery had become transnational in nature as a result of increasing globalization
The issues of whether an offence is transnational in nature or is committed with the involvement of an organized criminal group are relevant in the context of international cooperation,
the requirement that the offences be transnational in nature(article 3,transnational..">
The PMSC industry is transnational in nature and is growing very rapidly,
specific challenges emerged from the discussions relating to PMSC activities that were transnational in nature or had to do with military
that the increasing threats of today are becoming more global and transnational in nature.
as well as where the requesting State party has reasonable grounds to suspect that such an offence is transnational in nature article 18, paragraph 1.
the work of investigators, as Internet-related crimes are, to a large degree, transnational in nature.
trafficking is that smuggling is always transnational in nature, but trafficking may or may not be.6 Trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants are distinct crimes, but they represent overlapping crime problems.
The flexibility in the interpretation of what makes an offence transnational in nature and of what constitutes an organized criminal group,
some of these offences are transnational in nature, including that victims,
Flexibility in the interpretation of what makes an offence transnational in nature and of what constitutes an organized criminal group, in conjunction with a broad definition of what constitutes serious crime, ensure that the widest range of traditional, emerging and future forms of
regardless of whether the offence is transnational in nature or involves organized crime;
which were increasingly transnational in nature.
In general, the Convention applies when the offences are transnational in nature and involve an organized criminal group.
which affect their own territory but are transnational in nature.
was becoming increasingly transnational in nature.
Many of these new threats are in fact transnational in nature and as such require appropriate hemispheric cooperation to exist alongside relevant domestic action.
Such criminal activities tend to be increasingly transnational in nature and to evolve and spread rapidly as offenders take advantage of new technological opportunities.