Examples of using Coercive measures in English and their translations into Polish
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Judicial cooperation in coercive measures(searches and seizures)
the national judicial authority shall ensure that the Commission decision is authentic and that the coercive measures envisaged are neither arbitrary
periodic penalty payments as coercive measures.
without delay in order to reinforce the coercive measures aimed at the North Korean leaders
the national judicial authority shall control that the Commission decision is authentic and that the coercive measures envisaged are neither arbitrary
This directive clearly states that detention for the purposes of removal may be used only where less coercive measures cannot be applied in a particular case and only on specific, very limited grounds.
Whilst coercive measures should lead to more SME and possibly cross-border access
store information either with or without coercive measures for the sole purpose of making it available to the competent authorities of other Member States and Europol.
Where necessary, in executing a request the requested court shall apply the appropriate coercive measures in the instances and to the extent as are provided for by the law of the Member State of the requested court for the execution of a request made for the same purpose by its national authorities or one of the parties concerned.
When assessing the application of other less coercive measures for the purpose of paragraph 2,
applying strict coercive measures against a minor.
that the possibility of alternative less coercive measures such as regular reporting to the authorities,
a proportionate use of coercive measures, in line with fundamental rights
considerably reduce the ability of the elite who are in power to use coercive measures against opposition political parties
The national judicial authority shall control that the Commission decision is authentic and that the coercive measures envisaged are neither arbitrary
and the fact that coercive measures must be proportional
The use of coercive measures should be expressly bound to the principle of proportionality
as well as freedom from unjustified use of coercive measures, but also freedom from other unauthorised forms of interference in the realm of the individual's legally protected interests,
if other less coercive measures cannot be applied effectively, Member States may detain an asylum-seeker
where it would not be sufficient to apply less coercive measures, such as regular reporting to the authorities,
