Examples of using Criminal sanctions in English and their translations into Finnish
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This might be effectively combined with criminal sanctions.
Possible introduction of criminal sanctions for the most serious violations.
There must be a preference towards administrative sanctions rather than criminal sanctions.
Market abuse: EU enacts criminal sanctions to defend market integrity.
Criminal sanctions for pollution from ships.
Policy options related to criminal sanctions were considered as part of this preparatory work.
the European Parliament and the Council on the question of criminal sanctions.
proportionate and dissuasive criminal sanctions, which should also apply to legal persons throughout the Community,
A rewording is necessary since criminal sanctions cannot be foreseen in Directive 2001/83/EC dealing with pharmaceutical legislation.
For all these cases, it is considered that, as a minimum, criminal sanctions are necessary in order to ensure a sufficient dissuasive effect throughout the Community.
proportionate and dissuasive criminal sanctions, such as requiring the imposition of certain levels of monetary fines or imprisonment for an offence.
Like Mr Retureau he would prefer leaving the possibility open to Member States to accumulate administrative and criminal sanctions.
For specific acts, it will give us a uniform legal framework regarding the nature and level of criminal sanctions and jurisdictional rules.
In this area criminal sanctions are undoubtedly necessary,
Moreover, even where Community law does not provide expressly for sanctions(or criminal sanctions), Member States can be obliged to take appropriate steps to enforce Community law.
I support the notion of a directive which will stipulate criminal sanctions for perpetrators of violence against women.
It also introduces new aggravating circumstances and higher criminal sanctions, in order to effectively prevent large-scale attacks against information systems.
as regards concrete criminal sanctions, the Community cannot purport to act in the criminal area in isolation.
The reason I consider rejection of this directive as a whole is not because I do not believe in expanding the powers of the EU to include criminal sanctions.
At the close of the debate the Presidency noted that all of the Member States wanted the Union to have an acquis with reference to the approximation of laws concerning criminal sanctions for crimes against the environment.