Примеры использования Could be sentenced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He could be sentenced to 10 years in prison if found guilty.
It was true that persons under the age of 18 could be sentenced to life in prison without parole.
In addition, following an amendment to the Thai Criminal Code,no person under the age of 18 could be sentenced to death.
If the detainee died,the individual responsible could be sentenced to imprisonment for a fixed term of seven or more years.
Section 22 of the Juvenile Justice Act(1986)stated that no juvenile delinquent could be sentenced to death.
It was also difficult to accept that women could be sentenced to 30 years in prison for having an abortion.
Parents could be sentenced to 10- 20 years' imprisonment for such offences, while teachers could be banned from teaching.
Employers which treated men and women unequally could be sentenced to pay up to 39 weeks of wages.
The Committee notes the State party's argument that the decree of the Constitutional Court No. 3 P establishes a date,2 February 1999, from which no accused could be sentenced to death.
An inmate who had been brought to court for acts of violence could be sentenced to an additional term of imprisonment.
Under the national legislation, foreigners could be sentenced to five years' imprisonment, or to severer penalties within the limits prescribed in the legislation of the country where the crime had been perpetrated.
The suspects- an assistant professor, a school janitor andformer employee of the Management Academy- could be sentenced to between 5 and 12 years' imprisonment.
However, under the applicable United States law, the suspect could be sentenced to death and the United States was not prepared to guarantee that the death penalty would not be carried out in this case.
CAT also regretted thataccording to penal law, juveniles of over 13 years could be sentenced to a deprivation of liberty.
A minor could be sentenced to detention only for a serious criminal offence, when the identity of the person concerned could not be established, and when there were circumstances pointing to a risk of escape.
Persons under the age of 18 in the United States could be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole question 24.
Please provide information on the minimum age of criminal responsibility and comment on the fact that, in some cases,children as young as 10 years of age could be sentenced to"educational measures.
It is offensive that,in the twenty-first century, someone could be sentenced to prison for having said something and said it freely.
Consequently, a person could be sentenced under Icelandic criminal law for an offence described in the Convention against Torture even if it had been committed outside Icelandic territory and irrespective of the perpetrator's nationality.
The extradition of foreign citizens based on political motivations, oron the fact that the indicted person could be sentenced with the death penalty is not permitted.
If returned, he would be prosecuted as traitor and could be sentenced to life imprisonment for travelling abroad without authorization.
Mr. Victor Núñez(Paraguay) said that under article 19 of the national Constitution, preventive detention was an exceptional measure andwas limited to the period of time for which the suspect could be sentenced by a court, up to a maximum of 2 years.
Palaj died in prison of tetanus in February orDecember 1946 before he could be sentenced, and was buried in the courtyard of the sanatorium in Shkodra.
With regard to criminal responsibility for acts of racial discrimination, he said that, under article 226 of the Criminal Code, perpetrators of acts oforganized crime with a racial or religious motivation could be sentenced to up to 6 years' imprisonment.
Additionally, employers who imported workers without giving them work could be sentenced to 3 years' imprisonment or fined 5,000 Kuwaiti dinars.
Mr. Camara, noting that the crime of enforced disappearance was punishable by 2 to 25 years' imprisonment,said he was concerned that perpetrators of crimes of enforced disappearance could be sentenced to as little as 2 years' imprisonment.
Under the laws of some States,persons aged 16 and over could be sentenced to death when the nature of the crime required their being tried as adults.
Illegally intercepted mail and telephone conversations could not be admitted as evidence in court ordisciplinary proceedings and the culprits were liable to prosecution and could be sentenced to up to seven years= imprisonment.
In the event of deliberate arbitrary deprivation of liberty, the officials concerned could be sentenced to 3 to 10 years' imprisonment under the Penal Code.