Примеры использования Any arrest на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Any arrests yet?
You haven't made any arrests.
Any arrest could be embarrassing, sir.
Nobody can be subjected to any arrest, detention or exile.
Any arrests in the Harrison case yet, Chief Inspector?
They dispersed the rioters without making any arrests.
Any arrest must be preceded by an order from a judge.
He went on to say the S. C.P.D. is committed… to making sure any arrest they make is a legal one.
Any arrest for a morals charge required registration as a sex offender.
It should be emphasized that the Emergency Decree does not permit any arrest of suspects or detention at whim without time limitations, court proceedings, or a subpoena issuance.
Any arrested person could immediately call a lawyer and inform his or her family.
In China, people's courts andpeople's procuratorates were judicial bodies and, insofar as any arrest constituted a restriction on freedom, it was their job as such to decide on the application of such a measure.
Any arrest, detention or imprisonment of a child must be in conformity with the law.
Under section 28 of the Human Rights Commission Act,the Commission must be informed within 48 hours of any arrest or detention under the Prevention of Terrorism Act or the Emergency Regulations.
Legally, any any arrest in connection with this search would be grounds to unseal the warrant.
The National Bureau of Investigation(NBI) also requires that the Embassy orConsulate concerned shall be informed of any arrest or detention of a foreign national. NBI Memoranda dated 18 May 1992 and 22 March 1994.
HRFOR is not aware of any arrests of the soldiers or civilians allegedly responsible for the ill-treatment.
It is essential, however, that both the Federation and the Republika Srpska follow the rules of the road to the letter, including the requirement that a file must be submitted anda response received from the Tribunal Prosecutor prior to any arrest.
The Commission also considers that the Palestinian Basic Law restricts the competence to arrest and detain civilians to the Office of the Public Prosecutor and the civilian judiciary, as indicated in the text of article 112 of the Law,which affirms that any arrest resulting from the declaration of a state of emergency shall be subject to the following minimum requirements.
Any arrest or detention must be justified and the individual must be brought under judicial supervision and control so as to prevent arbitrary detention.
Consequently, it was incumbent on the Office of the Public Prosecutor not only to intervene in order to prevent any arrest or detention that fell outside the remit of the prisons, but also to initiate criminal proceedings against anyone in breach of the legal requirements.
Any arrest, detention or penalty, even in areas of war zones in the south is subject to the Sudanese applicable laws, competent courts and due process of the law.
Under section 28 of the Human Rights Commission Act of 1996,the Commission must be informed of any arrest or detention carried out under the Prevention of Terrorism Act or the Emergency Regulations immediately and in any case not later than 48 hours from the time of arrest or detention.
Moreover, given the very nature of the forces employed by the Government of Iraq so as"to eliminate the intimidation and criminality"(see letter of 9 September 1993 from the Permanent Representative of Iraq(A/48/387-S/26424)), and given the evident lack of judicial controls on the actions of these forces,the Special Rapporteur concludes that almost any arrest or detention in such circumstances would be arbitrary by definition.
It is also a requirement that any arrest or charge is not valid except by virtue of a law promulgated prior to the acts with which a person is charged article 23.
Urges Israel to ensure that any arrest, detention and/or trial of Palestinian children is in line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, including by refraining from holding criminal proceedings against them in military courts that, by definition, fall short of providing the necessary guarantees to ensure respect for their rights and that infringe upon their right to non-discrimination;
Section 90 of the same Act makes any arrest or detention in contravention of the law an offence, also punishable with imprisonment for a period not exceeding three years and with a fine;
Information on any arrest, including the reasons for the arrest, the time and place of the arrest, and the identity of the officers involved should be duly recorded.
Ii Children deprived of their liberty, andmeasures to ensure that any arrest, detention or imprisonment of a child shall be used a measures of last resort and for the shortest appropriate time and that legal and other assistance is promptly provided(art. 37(b)-(d));