Примеры использования Attempted to commit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Attempted to commit such an offence; or.
Later that year, he attempted to commit suicide.
For a time he abused alcohol and attempted to commit suicide on one occasion.
People may be placed in police custody only if there is"a plausible reason orreasons to suspect that they have committed or attempted to commit an offence.
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The defendant must not commit or attempted to commit any further crime.
In May 1795 she attempted to commit suicide, probably with laudanum, but Imlay saved her life although it is unclear how.
He lost most of his teeth, and attempted to commit suicide.
Morocco was also urged to ensure that anyone who committed or attempted to commit acts of torture, or was complicit or otherwise participated in the commission of such acts, could be prosecuted and punished without the possibility of benefiting from any statute of limitations.
During his detention, he was repeatedly and severely beaten.On 7 September 1997, unable to withstand the beatings, he attempted to commit suicide and had to be taken to hospital.
He is 32 years old,single, and once attempted to commit suicide in a drunken state during his university days.
In the caseof a preliminary investigation, people may be committed to custody only if there is“reason to believe that they have committed or attempted to commit an offence” article 77.
Roy became a depressed alcoholic and death seeker who attempted to commit a variation of suicide by fighting Killer Croc to the death.
As to the criteria for placing someone in custody, paragraph 80 of the report stated that, in accordance with article 77 of the Code of Criminal Procedure,arrest was possible if there was reason to believe that the person had committed or attempted to commit an offence.
Yesterday, Wednesday, 18 August 2004, Israel,the occupying Power, attempted to commit yet another extrajudicial execution in grave breach of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law.
The Human Rights Ombudsman(despite the concrete normative incompleteness of this issue) criticized a case where the court did not notify the relatives of a detainee,who then attempted to commit suicide and in so doing inflicted severe injuries on himself p. 41/1996.
Where there is evidence that persons have committed or attempted to commit terrorist acts, or have facilitated or participated therein, they can be prosecuted and their assets seized under articles 167 et seq. of the Penal Code.
This applies all the more where a prisoner suffering from severe disturbance is placed, as in[this] case, in solitary confinement or a punishment cell for a prolonged period, which will inevitably have an impact on his mental state, andwhere he has actually attempted to commit suicide shortly beforehand 19.
Article 706-57:"Persons not suspected on any plausible grounds of having committed or attempted to commit an offence and who can contribute useful evidence to the proceedings may, by authorization of the examining magistrate or public prosecutor, declare their registered address to be that of the police station or gendarmerie.
Resolution 1373 requires States to freeze without delay the funds, financial assets or economic resources of individuals and entities, both resident and non-resident,who commit, attempted to commit or participate in or facilitate the commission of terrorist acts.
The United States Code provided that if a person committed or attempted to commit torture, he was punishable by imprisonment for not more than 20 years, and that if death resulted he was punishable by death or by imprisonment for any term of years or life, whether he was a national of the United States, or present in the United States regardless of his nationality or that of the victim.
While the acts described in those subparagraphs generally entailed individual criminal responsibility under the Code only if a crime actually took place, two exceptions to that rule were to be found in subparagraphs(b) and(g),concerning individuals who ordered or attempted to commit a crime.
His Government had taken major steps to combat terrorism by implementing the necessary instruments to freeze without delay funds and other financial assets oreconomic resources of persons who committed or attempted to commit terrorist acts, or who tried to participate in or facilitate the commission of terrorist acts, and of companies owned or controlled directly or indirectly by such persons.
If a person attempted to commit an offence, he shall not bear criminal liability therefor, if he proved that, of his own free will and out of contrition- he stopped its commission or substantively contributed to the prevention of results on which the completion of the offence depends; however, the aforesaid shall not derogate from his criminal liability for another completed offence connected to the same act.“Title Two.
Upon its own initiative, the Control Service may provide information to pre-trial investigative institutions or to a court,if such information allows for the making of a reasonable assumption that the relevant person has committed or attempted to commit a criminal transaction or has performed the laundering of proceeds of crime.
The RA competent bodies may freeze(arrest) assets or economic resources belonging not only to physical but also to legal entities, which are owned or controlled directly or indirectly by persons,who committed or attempted to commit terrorist acts or participated in or facilitated the commission of terrorist acts.
The new Act No. 1399 of 25 June 2013, modifying the Code of Criminal Procedure, provides for the possibility for a child under 13 years of age to be placed in preventive detention(garde à vue)for the needs of investigation if there are reasonable grounds to suspect that she/he has committed or attempted to commit a crime or an offence punishable by at least five years' imprisonment;
Article 62-2 of the Code of Criminal Procedure defines police custody as"a constraining measure decided by a police officer under the supervision ofa judicial authority and aiming to keep available to investigators a person whom there are plausible grounds to suspect of having committed or attempted to commit an indictable offence punishable with imprisonment.
These continue to include reasonable concern that the accused may flee or go into hiding to evade punishment or criminal proceedings, affect witnesses or co-accused, or otherwise obstruct the process of clarifying facts substantial for criminal prosecution, or re-offend,complete an offence he/she had attempted to commit, or commit a criminal act he/she had prepared or threatened to commit. .
Individuals committing or attempting to commit terrorist crimes or contribute to commission thereof;