Examples of using Crime groups in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Russians and Georgians still in armed conflict. Organized crime groups profiting from the chaos.
the crime situation and special crime groups.
four international organisations teamed up with Europol to deliver a major blow to organised crime groups operating across the European Union and beyond.
believes that two shadowy crime groups are behind 95 percent of the incidents.
If there is reason to believe that organised crime groups are behind more and more crimes on the Internet,
Organised crime groups involved in the smuggling of migrants exploit the vulnerabilities of people seeking protection or better economic opportunities
Some organized crime groups defraud national,
organized crime groups, or even ordinary businesses for purposes such as disguising the origins of money,
racketeering, along with close ties to organized crime groups.
helping organized crime groups like India's Dawood gang,
stated the threat to the EU posed by crime hubs in the western Balkans region, including Albanian-speaking organised crime groups, and the trafficking of heroin and human beings.
OLAF's ability to tackle VAT fraud through the identification and disruption of organised crime groups behind the carousels and even their ability to assess the real impact of intra-Community VAT fraud.
zones outside Europe and for local organised crime groups based in South East Europe.
Mongols are not normally thought of as organized crime groups, yet they share many features associated with thriving criminal organizations.
The centre will focus on illegal online activities carried out by organised crime groups, particularly those generating large criminal profits, such as online
Organized crime groups seek out corrupt public officials in executive,
international crime groups and a range of players in demand countries- is not a new phenomenon,
Whereas significant risks are posed by interactions between terrorist organisations and organised crime groups, through which the capability to cause mass casualties among the civilian population of EU Member States connects with the logistical capacity to enable it;
which is logical given that organized crime groups are made of citizens of all former Yugoslav republics.
for years, an independent researcher, Gabriele Del Grande, has been posting on the Internet the number of people dying in attempts to cross the Mediterranean in boats managed by organised crime groups.