Примеры использования Crime should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Crime should be defined see art. 39.
Just like anyone who commits a crime should.
Any crime should be reported to the police.
As such, do you think this crime should go unpunished?
The crime should be investigated under the local laws of States.
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Likewise, strategies to counter crime should be comprehensive and balanced.
The crime should include types of atrocities which may not otherwise be covered by genocide or war crimes; .
The fight against organized crime should also be conducted at the regional level.
Such an approach would accord with the generally accepted principle that a person committing a crime should know what punishment he might expect.
People who investigate a crime should spend only the amount of time with the child that is necessary to find out what happened.
The Sudan is convinced that those responsible for this heinous crime should be brought to justice.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime should continue to play a central role in coordinating those efforts.
In view of the recent Arab summit on terrorism andseveral international conventions on terrorism, he fully agreed that that crime should be included.
Consequently, one necessary element of the crime should be that the transfer was in violation of that provision.
Victims of crime should be offered protection, where necessary, and should be informed of possible ways to reduce the risks of future victimization, with due consideration for the rights of offenders.
A view was expressed that maximum andminimum penalties for each crime should be carefully set out in the draft statute.
Any act that may amount to a crime should be dealt with by the authorities of justice administration and not by penitentiary or prison staff.
His delegation attached great importance to combating the fast-growing threat of terrorism and believed that that crime should be included as a separate category within the Code.
The definition of extramarital sex as a crime should be changed because it pertained more to the right of each of those women over their own bodies.
Governments that had signed andratified the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime should be committed to sharing their results.
Criminal justice responses to youth crime should be aimed at the appropriate rehabilitation of young people and their reintegration into society.
The paper defends the thesis that the confiscation of property as a means of criminal law combating crime should be improved with the support of the international legal experience.
Environmental crime should be tackled by maintaining political momentum, supporting international efforts against illegal trade, and awareness-raising.
The view was expressed that transnational organized crime should serve as a priority topic of the Tenth Congress.
The elements of this crime should be formulated in such a way that the fundamental human rights to presumption of innocence and the right not to self-incriminate are not violated.
Some speakers stated that a key priority in tackling organized crime should be increased coordination and information-sharing among national agencies.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime should encourage financial institutions, development agencies and non-governmental organizations to expand their technical assistance programmes for improving access to justice and the rule of law.
With respect to the systematic or mass violation of human rights,he felt that that crime should be limited to the most serious abuses, such as torture and forced disappearances.
A convention against transnational crime should be based upon existing instruments, particularly the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
The Chairman stressed that the ongoing work on the drafting of the convention against organized transnational crime should be accompanied by adequate resources to permit its further elaboration.