Examples of using Violent radicalisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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the Commission presented a Communication setting out concrete actions to support Member States in preventing and countering violent radicalisation leading to terrorism.
Delivering on its European Agenda on Security, the European Commission is today presenting further steps to support Member States in preventing and countering violent radicalisation leading to terrorism.
the development of a comprehensive approach to violent radicalisation.
civil society in combating violent radicalisation and recruitment of terrorists- Conclusions.
countering violent radicalisation and the protection of the world's cultural heritage.
Terrorist recruitment: a Commission's Communication addressing the factors contributing to violent radicalisation(21 Sept 2005)[FR].
acting against the factors that contribute to violent radicalisation.
countering violent radicalisation and the protection of the world's cultural heritage.
Stresses that efforts to combat terrorism and prevent the violent radicalisation and recruitment of European citizens by terrorist organisations remain essentially the responsibility of the Member States,
The violent radicalisation of individuals and groups in recent years has shown up one of the greatest weaknesses in our legal system
recruitment and violent radicalisation and interrelations between the different factors at play.
Terrorism, violent radicalisation, ideologically motivated violence,
Human and social dimensions of criminality and violent radicalisation, in relation to those engaged
in particular policies to prevent violent radicalisation, on which it plans to adopt a Communication in July 2008.
I fully share these objectives, in particular the need to stop violent radicalisation, protect our critical infrastructure,
extremism, violent radicalisation and ideologically motivated violence cause high risks to citizens as well as to Europe's society, economy and democratic stability.
In a communication concerning terrorist recruitment and violent radicalisation(2) adopted on 21 September it made an initial contribution to the development of a European Union strategy in this area.
develop counter-narratives to extremism and violent radicalisation.
the Commission will develop a toolkit to help those working most closely with young people to detect and tackle violent radicalisation.
Mesežnikov and Bránik warn in the study that“the most alarming feature of the Kremlin's influence on Slovakia is its bondage with violent radicalisation from the bottom up among the far-right parties