Examples of using Combating terrorism in English and their translations into Romanian
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Agreement on cooperation in combating terrorism and organized crime- Bucharest,
would be combating terrorism.
Prüm Treaty: cross-border cooperation in combating terrorism and cross-border crime(vote).
It calls for state terrorism to be stepped up and for democratic rights to be strangled in the name of'combating terrorism' and'radicalisation'.
Is there an intended use for these data other than that of combating terrorism, and what is it?
particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border crime,
Welcomes the strong commitment of both partners on cooperation in combating terrorism, as set out in the FA;
he discusses his views on combating terrorism and the situation in northern Iraq.
losing all authority in the global strategy for combating terrorism.
I fully support the objective of preventing and combating terrorism and other serious transnational crime.
The most useful sources of intelligence in combating terrorism tend to be the communities,
argued the contribution of Moldova in combating terrorism and strengthening international security system.
The fight against terrorist financing is one of the key elements in the EU's efforts in combating terrorism.
immigration and even combating terrorism into account.
such as combating terrorism, energy policy
the international dimension to addressing climate change, managing migration, combating terrorism, or boosting energy security is acknowledged as critical to success.
the Committee would envisage an approach similar to that adopted under the Council Decision on the stepping up of cross-border cooperation, particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border crime,
particularly in combating terrorism and cross-border crime
Bucharest Hosts Regional Black Sea Meeting on Combating Terrorism 07/10/2003 BUCHAREST, Romania- A two-day meeting of the Black Sea Economic Co-operation Organisation's(BSECO) working group for
The Stockholm programme is endeavouring, in the name of combating terrorism and organised crime,