Übersetzung für "co-operative law " (Englisch → Französisch) :

Technical Seminar of Experts on the Zone of Peace and Co-operation of the South Atlantic on the Law of the Sea

Strengthening of the Role of the United Nations with regard to the Maintenance and Consolidation of International Peace and Security, the Development of Co-operation among all Nations and the promotion of the Rules of International Law in Relations betwee

Canadian Co-operative Association [ CCA | Co-operative Union of Canada | Co-operative College of Canada ]

operational law

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe | Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe [ OSCE | CSCE ]

wholesale cooperative | wholesale co-operative | wholesaler cooperative | wholesalers' cooperative | wholesalers' co-operative

Federal Information- and Co-ordination Service for Transfrontier Co-operation

Delegation of Switzerland to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

determination by operation of law | termination by operation of law

We are building on our successes and will continue to combat telemarketing fraud through public education, information sharing and co-operative law enforcement using the new legislative tools that we have developed over the past year.

We have also co-operated in seeking the co-operation of law enforcement authorities to continue all investigations and to continue laying charges under the laws of Canada.

The registry's mandate is to research, collect and analyse information and statistical data on missing children; to provide law enforcement agencies with a source to quickly obtain accurate information on the status of any missing child; to monitor the CPIC missing persons file to request or provide follow-up information and action on missing children investigations; to assist law enforcement agencies and other interested groups and organizations in obtaining information on missing children; to facilitate the correlation of information by publishing documents such as national bulletins on missing children; to co-ordinate and exchange information on prevention programs within the Canadian police community and groups searching for missin ...[+++]g children; to co-ordinate the travel/reunification program, which provides for the return of children abducted in Canada by a parent and using routes established by our sponsoring companies; to develop unique expertise in the area of missing children, such as developing psychological profiling of pedophiles and other socially deviant individuals who may be involved in the abduction and kidnapping of children; to promote its networking and collaborative efforts with all countries, but especially those belonging to the INTERPOL network and those that are signatories to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction; to contribute to international efforts to obtain support for a co-operative global response to the issues of missing, abused and exploited children; and to develop specialized training and provide educational resources for police.

The interception of drugs from North Africa to Europe is an operational law enforcement measure that does, as such, not fall under the competences of the European Community.