Examples of using Cross-border crime in English and their translations into Czech
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illicit trafficking and cross-border crime.
while also promoting the use of this data for combating terrorism and major cross-border crime.
Large-scale cross-border crime is often the big issue,
The consequences of this for the European Union would be an increase in migration and cross-border crime.
We have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this.
secure Europe with a particular focus on tackling cross-border crime and on a common immigration
As far as illegal migration and cross-border crime are concerned, the forecasts for
We should not forget that the effectiveness of the EAW in the fight against cross-border crime, organised crime
The programme will mainly focus on the fight against cross-border crime and will consolidate the enforcement of the common policy on immigration
up of cross-border cooperation, with a view to tackling terrorism and cross-border crime.
react to combat organised cross-border crime should become stronger.
We will only be able to utilise the potential of new technologies in combating cross-border crime and make the judicial system more accessible to citizens on civil
Norway on the stepping up of cross-border cooperation to combat terrorism and cross-border crime.
been shown to be an effective tool in the fight against cross-border crime, organised crime
In the case of a problem such as cross-border crime, the rapid exchange of information between services in individual countries is essential if offenders are to be identified and actions coordinated.
which would necessarily have to be accompanied by an improvement in the security conditions necessary to combat cross-border crime and illegal immigration.
and that it is our common responsibility to combat cross-border crime and to ensure that illegality is completely deterred.
It is a paradox that while the Members of the European Parliament are ready to truly address serious cross-border crime- including by granting more powers to Eurojust,
civil liberties and to the fight against cross-border crime.
UK Government with regard to both the European Arrest Warrant and the European Investigation Order is that clearly they feel they have an obligation- quite rightly- to do what is best for the UK in relation to cross-border crime.