French term
exigences de contrôle
La Police (nationality) a une longue expérience de l’identification des individus à partir de leurs empreintes digitales, un système d’identification qui a été mis en place il y a déjà dix ans. L’évolution de la technologie et les *exigences de contrôle* face à la montée de l’insécurité requéraient de migrer vers un nouveau système plus performant.
| 4 +3 | monitoring or checking requirements |
Shaila Kamath
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| 4 +1 | identity control requirements |
rkillings
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Proposed translations
monitoring or checking requirements
identity control requirements
After all, 'passport control' is called just that just about everywhere in the English-speaking world.
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