Sentence examples for judicial cooperation between from inspiring English sources
Police and judicial cooperation between Switzerland and its neighbors has been tightened — but within limits.
Here is the letter in full: Dear Michael, You may be aware of my interest in the Memorandum of Understanding on Judicial Cooperation between the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia signed on 10 September 2014 by your predecessor, Chris Grayling, and the Saudi Minister of Justice.
Jordan's information minister Mohamed al-Momani has said he expects his government to ratify the treaty, saying it deals with far-ranging judicial cooperation between the two countries, which goes beyond the individual case of Abu Qatada.
EP coordinator for Brexit presented his views on a possible future framework in the field of police and judicial cooperation between the EU and the UK after Brexit.
Labour has written to Justice Secretary Michael Gove demanding that the agreement signed between the UK and Saudi Arabian governments over judicial cooperation be published and abolished following the mass execution of 47 people in the Gulf state on Friday.
This decision approves the Cooperation Agreement between Eurojust and Georgia (the "Agreement") to strengthen judicial cooperation in the fight against serious organized crime and corruption.
The draft report on interoperability between EU information systems focusing on police and judicial cooperation, asylum and migration was approved by 45, to 9, with no abstentions.
Article 74 TFEU, which refers to the procedure in Article 76 TFEU for the areas of judicial cooperation in criminal matters and of police cooperation, sets out the general rule on administrative cooperation between the relevant departments of the Member States.
"These are our guide when we consider judicial cooperation with international partners," he said.
Amends legislation to make it easier to recover criminal assets and to ensure international judicial cooperation.
Italian prosecutors have made two formal requests to the UK for judicial cooperation on the investigation.
