Примеры использования Aggravating factors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Old age is still one of the aggravating factors of poverty risk in Greece.
Illiteracy and extremely high levels of unemployment are additional aggravating factors.
Root causes, manifestations and aggravating factors that lead to child slavery in the mining and quarrying sector.
The staff member's position and responsibilities in the finance area were considered as aggravating factors.
However, there may be aggravating factors which render a person's detention on death row a breach of Article 7.
The second approach builds on the inclusion of gender-related aggravating factors for homicide offences.
According to the state penal code, the aggravating factors in this case meet the guidelines for the imposition of a sentence of death.
The Centre is calling for a sentencing framework which sets out acceptable mitigating and aggravating factors.
Certain aggravating factors may apply, such as the status of the public official or the extent of the corruption activity.
Some States mentioned that racist motives are aggravating factors in relation to offences under their criminal law.
Aggravating factors included poor quality and lack of access to social services, landlessness and environmental degradation.
Incorporating homophobia and transphobia as aggravating factors in laws against hate crime and hate speech;
One of the aggravating factors in the development of modern intensive agricultural production is heavy fragmentation of land property.
A much higher sentence should be imposed where there are aggravating factors such as the use of bush knives(machete) or other dangerous weapons.
Aggravating factors, such as a continuation or repetition of the infringement or an important role in its realization may lead to an increase in the fine.
In addition, FAS intends to introduce the notion of mitigating and aggravating factors when calculating fines for antimonopoly legislation infringement.
Aggravating factors were that the staff member committed the misconduct shortly after joining the Organization and took advantage of the position with the Organization to commit the misconduct.
Several countries reported that their national laws took into account specific circumstances as aggravating factors for sentencing purposes.
All these attempts to silence him are aggravating factors and his release is an essential step for re-establishing Brazilian democracy.
Cambodia reported that its penal code included provisions relating to violence committed by a spouse taking into account aggravating factors, including a person's position of trust or authority.
It also allowed courts to take into account aggravating factors such as humiliating or degrading treatment when determining a suitable penalty for the crime.
The independent experts on extreme poverty and on water andsanitation stated that people living in extreme poverty were more vulnerable to becoming disabled because of aggravating factors.
States may also consider the introduction of special aggravated offences or aggravating factors for corruption involving an organized criminal group.
The magnitude of the debts, the time period over which the staff member was requested by the Organization to take appropriate action andthe involvement of a national Government were considered as aggravating factors.
In some statutes,like that in Florida, aggravating factors making a murder eligible for capital murder may be as vague as“especially heinous”.
The study by the author on human rights and disabled persons United Nations, Human Rights Study Series, No. 6. places malnutrition and poverty among the main direct causes of disability,besides classifying them as aggravating factors.
Balance all the relevant factors, including any mitigating and aggravating factors and consider the circumstances both of the convicted person and of the crime;
Article 235 of the Criminal Code provides for a sentence of“correctional work for a period up to three years or imprisonment for a period up to three years” which may be increased to higher penalties of five oreight years when certain aggravating factors are present.
People living in extreme poverty are more vulnerable to becoming disabled because of aggravating factors, such as malnutrition, lack of or inappropriate housing, hazardous occupations, and heightened exposure to violence.