Examples of using Intelligence services in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Member States may not allow their intelligence services abroad to act in contravention of privacy.
That's where intelligence services and international cooperation are essential to fight the entire narcotrafficking phenomenon.
Therefore, intelligence services who consult the VIS are in principle subject to the same obligations in terms of data protection, which is obviously a positive element.
There must also be increasing cooperation between intelligence services and a strengthening of Europol.
May 2014 For several months, U.S. intelligence services have ramped up their efforts to destabilize Venezuela.
We must create much better preconditions for the coordination of intelligence services and also, in time, create a kind of European FBI that is also operational.
Allegations of illegal spying by German and American intelligence services have called into question the entire body of evidence used in the original proceedings.
There is still a powerful wing of the army and above all the Intelligence Services(ISI) that supports the Taliban and al Qaeda and is protecting them.
A set of terms portmanteau in which the intelligence services will be able to enter any individual or behavior.
The ambition to strengthen the police and intelligence services completely overshadows the fight to strengthen human rights,
The level of control exercised over the activities of the intelligence services is one of the chief indicators of the quality of democracy in this new global era.
It seemed impossible that the Intelligence Services of the USA were unable to detect this existence of a plot of such vast dimensions.
There are many people in the intelligence services, they never signed up for anything like this.
Well, if we have such naive British intelligence services, it does not make me feel very safe.
The most powerful intelligence services in the world have worked towards this as their sole aim.
Does the High Representative consider as sufficient the capacity of Member States' intelligence services to cooperate in the spirit of solidarity set out in Article 188R?
Adopt the measures necessary to ensure that both the military and civilian intelligence services are subject to due congressional oversight.
David Cameron lost no time in announcing a substantial increase in the money available to the intelligence services, whose numbers are to be increased by almost 2,000.
Journalists are subject to close surveillance by the intelligence services and must be affiliated to the state-controlled Jordanian Press Association.
Hakan Fidan, who worked for NATO intelligence services during the Kosovo war