Examples of using Criminal groups in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Different actors- including states, criminal groups and hacktivists- instigate cyber incidents, moved by different motives.
Powerful criminal groups continue to operate in
One aspect of the project is the confrontation many different criminal groups, which consistently fighting for their own impact in certain areas of town.
routes customarily used by organized criminal groups engaged in illicit trafficking in firearms,
And since disabled child beggars get more money than healthy ones, criminal groups often increase their profits by cutting out a child's eyes,
(a) Organized criminal groups known to take part
The zero-rate tax on exports of goods is being abused by fraudsters and criminal groups that, for example, create fictitious transactions
Whereas, according to Europol, organised criminal groups actively facilitating the transport of irregular migrants across the Mediterranean Sea have been linked to human trafficking, drugs, firearms and terrorism;
It's not just the‘Ndrangheta, but many other criminal groups that thrive in the rich environment of public corruption,
Finally, a crucial factor is that due to the authorities being present, the transit zones lack the people trafficking and other criminal groups common to other camps.
It has been General Salomón Duarte's primary agenda after being named chief of police for the state to combat various criminal groups that are taking over the state of Baja California.
are often performed by individuals or criminal groups for profit or political reasons.
uncontrolled territories provide favorable grounds for the activity of the terrorist and criminal groups.
new forms of crime and specialised criminal groups of an international nature present an enormous challenge to prosecuting agencies in the Member States.
predict the effect of certain actions that might be taken to dismantle criminal groups.
The report explores how Chinese organised criminal groups involved in distributing counterfeit goods are highly mobile, specialised teams.
However, along with liberalisation, we have to take into account the fact that making it easier to cross borders may make life easier for illegal immigrants and criminal groups.
The Council is concerned by the emergence of new paramilitary and other armed criminal groups.
Organized criminal groups are preying upon the vulnerable on both sides of the supply chain,
on the fight against crimes committed by mobile(itinerant) criminal groups as well as an action plan to combat illegal trafficking in so-called“heavy” firearms.