Примеры использования A list of crimes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Table 1 contains a list of crimes as contained in various codes as mentioned in the comments by Governments.
On every page of a federal probe implicating you in a list of crimes and illegal activities a mile long.
The compilation of a list of crimes defined by treaties such as that found in article 22 can provide the core of this jurisdiction.
These conventions are solely being used for identifying a list of crimes for which background checks will be performed.
The compilation of a list of crimes defined by treaties such as that found in article 22 could provide the core of such jurisdiction.
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These conventions are being used solely for identification of a list of crimes for which background screening will be performed.
Last year, Tokyo Court obliged the Company to change the search results when entering the local citizen name,because of his surname was explored with a list of crimes that he never commits.
Agreement needed to be reached on a list of crimes to which the principle of universal jurisdiction applied.
Concerning the draft Code of Crimes, at its latest session the Commission had considered a list of crimes to be included in the Code.
Paragraphs(a) to(h) or article 22 contained a list of crimes, defined by treaties that might come under the jurisdiction of the Court.
With regard to jurisdiction and applicable law,he considered it appropriate for article 22 to contain a list of crimes defined by treaties.
Hence, rather than seeking to reach consensus on a list of crimes to which universal jurisdiction could be applied, it would be preferable to identify the core crimes over which such jurisdiction had already been established by a number of States.
The Belgian Government points out that"it is not really necessary to choose between a conceptual definition and drawing up a list of crimes, since the two approaches are complementary.
The definition should include a list of crimes, and a solution could surely be found to the question of the"open-endedness" of the list which would satisfy both the principle of nullum crimen sine lege and the need to avoid limiting the court's jurisdiction.
His delegation appreciated the Working Group's efforts to draw up a list of crimes to which universal jurisdiction might be applicable.
As to the much debated issue of the jurisdiction of the Court, it was a matter of some satisfaction to his delegation that the Commission at its previous session had opted for a unified approach and had specified in clauses(a) to(d)of article 20 a list of crimes under general international law.
During the informal consultations on 19 October, the Working Group had requested the Chair to prepare a list of crimes under universal jurisdiction under part 2 of the road map, entitled"Scope of universal jurisdiction.
While it had been a pragmatic decision to list such crimes before attempting to define them, it was time to consider a conceptual definition, which would give greater stability to the Code,particularly if the goal was to draw up a list of crimes which might subsequently be revised.
Article 21 of the Criminal Procedure Code defines political offences andalso explicitly details a list of crimes that cannot be considered political offences, including several corruption-related offences.
Albania was in favour of compiling a list of crimes subject to the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, in order to discourage all criminal abuses of human rights, create the conviction that such crimes could not go unpunished and support efforts to maintain international peace, security and stability.
The Committee and the Working Group on the scope andapplication of the principle of universal jurisdiction should seek to establish consensus on a list of crimes to which universal jurisdiction could be applied.
Her delegation therefore cautioned against any attempt to reach consensus on a list of crimes to which universal jurisdiction applied; that would involve an unprecedented attempt to harmonize Member States' interpretation of their treaty obligations, which was not the task of the General Assembly.
One country had a definition of political offence in its legislation andalso explicitly detailed a list of crimes that cannot be considered political offences, including several corruption-related offences.
Article 105,“Criminal proceedingsinstituted solely on the basis of a victim's complaint”, contains a list of crimes in connection with which criminal proceedings can be instituted solely on the basis of a victim's complaint, including proceedings under articles 106 and 108(1) for further details, see paragraphs 109 and 110 of this report relating to article 4 of the Convention.
Nevertheless, the United Kingdom Government considers that, if an international court is to be established under present conditions, a list of crimes along the lines of those set out in article 22 should form the major part of its jurisdiction.
Bilateral extradition treaties that had been concluded by Guatemala with Great Britain, Spain, Belgium, andthe United States contained a list of crimes constituting reasons for extradition, among which Guatemala had not considered it necessary to expressly include acts of torture since they were naturally included in every extradition treaty by virtue of article 8 1 of the Convention against torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading punishments or treatment.
Nevertheless, it was not possible to ignore the close ties between the two,especially since the prevailing view within the Working Group was that the statute of the court should include a list of crimes that came within its competence, thereby changing the statute from a strictly descriptive or procedural instrument to one which incorporated substantive norms of criminal law.
Guatemala's bilateral treaties with Belgium, Spain and the United States should be amended,since they contain a list of crimes; it would be more appropriate for extradition to be based on whether or not the acts in question are regarded as crimes in the States parties.
Effective performance of the investigations by the Public Prosecutor is subject to the control of the Attorney-General(Procuratore generale)(article 127 disp. att. CPP)to whom the Public Prosecutor's secretariat must each week send a list of crimes committed by known persons in respect of which there has neither been a penal action nor a request for dismissal within the deadline envisaged by law or as extended by the judge for just cause.
Moreover, as noted in paragraph 55 of the report, a restrictive list of crimes was no guarantee of acceptance by States, nor of consensus on its contents.