Examples of using Combating crime in English and their translations into Swedish
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Cases such as this undermine citizens' belief in the effectiveness of European policies in combating crime.
preventing and combating crime, and crisis management;
Three and a half years must not constitute a model for the EU when we proceed with our own legislation on data protection and combating crime.
vital step towards our jointly combating crime and terrorism on the basis of the mutual recognition principle.
In that respect, combating crime is our number one priority,
preventing and combating crime, and crisis management;
The proposal presented by the Commission on 21 September 2005 concerning the retention of telecommunication data opens the way for a debate on combating crime.
To reinforce the role of Europol in facilitating European cooperation in preventing and combating crime, with the necessary support and resources.
Combating crime often involves considering the rights of suspects,
preventing and combating crime, and crisis management; and.
Contribute otherwise considerably to developing Union policy on preventing and/or combating crime;
A second topic addressed during the Dutch Presidency was the so-called Hague decisions about terrorism and combating crime.
D Combating crime: the Council adopts a decision setting up a European crime prevention net work-» point 1.4.13.
on the Instrument for financial support for police cooperation and preventing and combating crime.
Five tax-authority officials have been made available to the Central Office for Combating Crime(federal police),
preventing and combating crime, and crisis management(17285/11);
Establishment of the Instrument for financial support for police cooperation and preventing and combating crime.
preventing and combating crime, and crisis management.
The European Arrest Warrant marked an important step forwards in combating crime, by helping to create a European area of justice
We cannot talk about effectively combating crime and terrorism on a pan-European scale with the current cooperation levels