Примери за използване на Serious and organised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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strengthen the region's own response to serious and organised crime and violent extremism.
The figure includes the proceeds of almost all serious and organised crime committed in the UK,
In this respect, police were also constantly engaged in the fight against serious and organised crime, corruption,
In the EU Policy Cycle to fight serious and organised crime, Member States have recognised in the strategic goals
As regards the fight against human trafficking as a crime, this perspective was primarily addressed by the 2013 EU Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment report which identified trafficking in human beings as a key threat to the EU(an assessment confirmed in 201724).
This need to be considered when designing support measures. Forced labour and 1 2 The 2013 EU Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment(SOCTA) report identified human trafficking as a key threat to the EU.
monitor the patterns of other forms of serious and organised crime, such as human trafficking,
monitor the patterns of other forms of serious and organised crime, such as human trafficking,
in particular, from the EU policy cycle on serious and organised crime.
(2a) Europol, in its interim Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment for 20151a,
judicial cooperation, in particular through the participation of the Western Balkans in the EU Policy Cycle 2018-2021, the coordinated EU-wide cooperation against serious and organised crime.
judicial cooperation, in particular through the participation of the Western Balkans in the EU Policy Cycle 2018-2021, coordinated EU-wide cooperation against serious and organised crime.
Combating serious and organised crime|.
Combat the threats from serious and organised crime and terrorism.
It will strengthen our capabilities in the fight against serious and organised crime and terrorism.
The priorities were chosen on the basis of Europol's Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment(SOCTA).
Countries and organizations across the globe working together as one entity is the modern response to borderless serious and organised crime.
Countries and organizations across the globe working together as one entity is the modern response to borderless serious and organised crime.
In 2014, a Directive was adopted to make it easier for EU states to confiscate assets derived from serious and organised crime….
In 2013, the first EU Serious and Organised Threat Assessment(SOCTA) will be produced, along with a series of specific operational plans.