Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Other offences in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This is your opportunity to tell us about any other offences you have committed.
illegal immigration and other offences.
treason and several other offences.
The other offences included in the proposal are also of key importance:
trafficking of human beings, terrorism and other offences against national security.
the list now also includes other offences, such as driving under the influence of drugs.
parking/stopping and other offences e.g. helmet use,
That some acts of treason, and other offences, have been committed by those we loved and trusted, It has come to my notice by members of our own court.
Contrary to other offences that usually consist of an illegal act,
by members of our own court. It has come to my notice that some acts of treason, and other offences.
It has come to my notice that some acts of treason, and other offences, by members of our own court.
That some acts of treason, and other offences, by members of our own court. have been committed by those we loved and trusted, It has come to my notice.
that some acts of treason, and other offences, It has come to my notice.
use such information in investigating other offences connected with money laundering
This proposal is now to go further and cover other offences such as driving under the influence of drugs,
Member States may at their discretion extend the scope of Memoranda of Understanding established under the programmes referred to in Article 1 to cover other offences for which the customs authorities are competent in addition to drug trafficking.
Other offences covered by this Directive,
as well as other offences related to terrorist activities,
the offences in respect of which Europol is at all times competent to act and other offences committed together with these types of crime and offences. .
to execute urgent investigative acts or to avoid the perpetration of other offences or serious adverse consequences for any person;