Sentence examples for criminal cooperation from inspiring English sources

Peter Cosandey, a former Zurich prosecutor specialising in international criminal cooperation, said: "In most cases, the imprisoned person has to remain in detention for the whole process".

Morgan even cites numerous instances of interracial criminal cooperation (something easier to document and quantify than the non-criminal, everyday kind).

Interpol, set up in 1923, works to encourage cross-border criminal police cooperation.

For criminal groups, cooperation is much harder — one reason lobbying is rarer than corruption.

She said she wanted "a bold new strategic agreement" providing a "comprehensive framework for future security, law enforcement and criminal justice cooperation".

Such an approach would see Britain adopt a similar model to Norway, which pays €869m a year to trade in the single market, take part in EU research programmes and for criminal justice cooperation.

In her speech to the Tory conference, May appeared to be leaning to the leave side though ministers believe that would be a difficult position to sustain given her support for EU criminal justice cooperation.

Its purpose is also to identify any weaknesses in the system and legislative shortcomings in the matter of criminal judicial cooperation in order to provide the European legislator with all the information resources required for a proper political and regulatory assessment.

In the area of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, particular attention should be paid to the draft convention on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters between the Member States.

The package is complemented by Council Directive 2004/81/EC, providing for the granting of a residence permit to trafficked or smuggled persons who cooperate with the competent authorities (on trafficking, see also fact sheet on 'Judicial cooperation in criminal matters' 4.2.6).

Licences would be granted only to employers judged to be "fit and proper persons", taking into account criminal convictions and their cooperation with the regulators.