Примеры использования Constitute a crime на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The sanctions against Iraq constitute a crime of genocide.
Enforced pregnancy was the result of rape andit was the act itself that should constitute a crime.
These massacres constitute a crime against humanity.
Were the Trans-Atlantic slave trade to occur today, it would constitute a crime against humanity.
The acts which can constitute a crime against humanity will be considered momentarily.
The Task Force decided that the unit of classification should be the act orevent that may constitute a crime.
It may, depending on the circumstances, constitute a crime against humanity or a war crime. .
Acts of buying or selling organs of human body, fetus orblood for the purpose of medical treatment also constitute a crime.
How do such a marriage and the fact of moving in such circles constitute a crime or a violation of United Nations sanctions?
For example, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has recognized that the widespread destruction of homes andproperty may constitute a crime against humanity.
The grounds for extradition must constitute a crime under Colombian law and must be punishable by at least four years' incarceration;
Forming part of the attack identified in paragraph 38 above, their practices constitute a crime against humanity.
Although their use andthe threat thereof constitute a crime against humanity and a violation of international law, they have yet to be banned.
Such acts, though fortunately rare,not only constitute a crime but also cause severe anomalies relating to the constitutional right to life and human dignity.
Provide assistance to a State Party conducting an investigation into actions which constitute a crime under this Statute.
Forcible transfers of population, it must further be noted, constitute a crime against humanity, as recognized in the Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Enforced disappearances formed part of the attack referred to in paragraph 28 above, and constitute a crime against humanity.
Some commentators have argued that Saudi gender policies constitute a crime against humanity, and warrant intervention from the international community.
Where part of a widespread or systematic attack on a civilian population,these enforced disappearances constitute a crime against humanity.
In Portugal, the awareness of facts that may constitute a crime, namely torture, always gives rise to a criminal investigation, conducted or supervised by the Public Prosecution.
The use of weapons of mass destruction with indiscriminate effects on combatants and non-combatants,should also constitute a crime within the jurisdiction of the Court.
Stating that an individual crime can constitute a crime against humanity"if the motive for this act resides, in whole or in part, in such systematic persecution.
Draft article 21, as currently proposed, contained a list of acts which,when committed systematically, would constitute a crime against humanity.
The delegation noted in particular that just one enforced disappearance could constitute a crime against humanity if committed in the context of a systematic or widespread attack.
Insofar as many of the detainees were part of the civilian population rather than captured fighters, the systematic andwidespread executions constitute a crime against humanity.
No, the acuity of the principle" ignorantia juris nonexcusat"lies in the fact that the acts which constitute a crime should be known to everyone alike and should be profoundly set out in the law.
The Statute also provides that persecution on the basis of gender as well as on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural, religious orother grounds may constitute a crime against humanity.
It can constitute a crime against humanity and/or a war crime in international and non-international conflicts under articles 7, paragraph 1(g) and 8, paragraph 2 b(xxii) and e vi.
The International Law Commission considered the notion of arbitrary in distinguishing lawful deportations from similar action which may constitute a crime against humanity.