Misappropriation and misuse

Material foreseeable risk factors

Corruption, nepotism, repression, misuse of power are everywhere ...

55 63. Combating the criminal misuse of information technologies

56 121. Combating the criminal misuse of information technologies

Responding to perceived erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics

Major changes are unlikely in the foreseeable future.

(b) Misuse of the Internet the problem of Internet pharmacies

As for Europe, it did nothing which was foreseeable.

This will remain the case for the foreseeable future.

Noting the necessity of preventing the criminal misuse of information technologies,

But the misuse of military resources can also undercut soft power.

They are likely to remain so for the foreseeable future.

On the other hand, misuse of military resources can undercut soft power.

India's cyber law has been subjected to controversy because of its misuse.

An unarmed woman among the many armed who might misuse those arms.

Several participants voiced their objection to the misuse of their sacred sites.

Physical infrastructure had also suffered due to years of neglect and misuse.

As charcoal chips, these forms of energy prevent farmers' misuse of trees.

China s investment income deficit will probably persist in the foreseeable future.

Neither Turkey nor Europe can afford the all too foreseeable crash.

But there is also a significant risk of political misuse of such information.

It included, inter alia, criminalizing identity fraud and misuse of Government credit cards.

Erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics are to be immediately and appropriately addressed.

1. Notes with appreciation the efforts of the above mentioned bodies to prevent the criminal misuse of information technologies, and also notes the value of, inter alia, the following measures to combat such misuse

And this may very well be the case for the foreseeable future.

A defeat in Congress entirely foreseeable would have been a foreign policy disaster.

Repatriation of Iraqis is unrealistic and definitely out of question for any foreseeable future.

The second scenario which was foreseeable from the outset has now become a reality.

(j) The fight against the criminal misuse of information technologies requires the development of solutions taking into account both the protection of individual freedoms and privacy and the preservation of the capacity of Governments to fight such criminal misuse

However, in some countries existing laws appear to be inadequate, or control procedures vulnerable to misuse.

(c) The prevention of the misuse of legal persons by organized criminal groups, in particular by

The PBC may have to continue its sterilization for some time in the foreseeable future.

Indeed, the damage sustained in the process will linger. The following consequences are already foreseeable

Rather it will be the foreseeable, predictable application of laws known to them since 1986.

(d) The prevention of the misuse of legal persons by organized criminal groups such measures could include

(d) Law enforcement personnel should be trained and equipped to address the criminal misuse of information technologies

But as the array of financial services available in Latin America expands, the danger of misuse rises.

This has been an ill targeted, politically motivated and opportunistic attempt to misuse the British legal system.

We are frustrated, however, by its misuse on procedural issues to prevent the initiation of such work.

In these security provisions, general provisions are set out to minimize theft or misuse of dangerous goods.

Member of working group on amending Latvian Criminal and Administrative codes related to misuse of information technologies

This represents the very clear intent of insurgent forces to intentionally misuse them at some later stage.

That regime provides the necessary safeguards against possible abuses and politically motivated misuse of the Court's jurisdiction.

The expert group concluded that, while criminal misuse of explosives was broadly considered to be a major threat, actual misuse was more likely to occur within a single State rather than across national borders, with the exception of crimes committed by terrorist groups.