Примеры использования Crimes covered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Crimes covered by the obligation.
The same also applies to proceeds of crimes covered by the Convention.
However, crimes covered by international law were not subject to limitation.
Swedish courts have universal jurisdiction for the crimes covered by the Act.
It seemed inconceivable that where crimes covered by the Statute were committed, States themselves would fail to react.
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Some delegations suggested that the two approaches could be combined for crimes covered by widely accepted conventions.
The crimes covered in the Criminal Code may be categorized as terrorist if they meet the conditions of section 52 bis of the Code.
Limit as much as possible that a child victim of crimes covered under the Optional Protocol has to testify in Court;
Furthermore, as currently worded the court's draft statute could be amended to include the crimes covered by the draft Code.
Because some of the crimes covered by the offence were not among the most serious, a mandatory death sentence was inappropriate.
Offences and sanctionsTitle used in article 3 of the 1988 Convention,defining the crimes covered by the Convention.
Other crimes covered in selected surveys include: extortion, consumer fraud, cyber crime and electronic crime. .
It also underlines that the only effective protection from the crimes covered in the R2P concept is their prevention.
This is possible because the crimes covered by subparagraph(b) include those of hijacking under the 1970 Hague Convention, etc.
Please provide information on whether there is extraterritorial jurisdiction for crimes covered under the Optional Protocol.
The crimes covered under subparagraphs(a),(c) and(d) were so abhorrent and well recognized under international law that they presented no jurisdictional problems.
Only 19 persons from the law enforcement agencies had been convicted for crimes covered by articles 235 and 236 of the Criminal Code.
If the jurisdiction of the court included crimes covered by terrorism conventions, cases should be initiated only with the consent of the States which were directly interested.
The Committee also encourages the State party to extend the application of article 10 of the Penal Code to the crimes covered by the Optional Protocol.
Notable compromises included those reached with regard to crimes covered by the Court, the principle of complementarity, the court's jurisdiction, the independence of the Prosecutor and the prohibition of reservations.
Please clarify whether the State party can establish extraterritorial jurisdiction specifically for all crimes covered under the Optional Protocol.
The UK also possesses the ability to trace andfreeze the proceeds of crimes covered by the Convention on behalf of foreign jurisdictions.
Finally, 50 per cent of those States also recognise the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court as another mechanism for holding individuals accountable for those crimes covered by its Statute.
As an expression of the international community's resolve to suppress the crimes covered by the Statute, it should be linked with the United Nations.
The Committee recommends that the State party withdraw the dual criminality requirement for extradition for all crimes covered by the Optional Protocol.
Please provide information whether there is an extraterritorial jurisdiction for crimes covered under the Optional Protocol and if so, under which specific legislation.
However, in the text of the statute, the obligation was not extended to the crimes contained in article 20, paragraphs(a) to(d),namely crimes covered by general international law.
Finally, the bilateral anti-terrorist agreements either set forth, or just refer to, the crimes covered by the global anti-terrorist conventions, and do not as well attempt to define terrorism.
For example, it should be stressed that the protection of civilians covers respect for the entire set of civilian rights, andnot only international crimes covered by the responsibility to protect.
No reservations to the provisions of the Statute should be admissible, nor should the crimes covered by the Court be subject to a statute of limitation.