Примеры использования Criminally punishable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Torture itself is a criminally punishable offence.
It will be noted that acts of terrorism committed against aircraft andfacilities are criminally punishable.
Trafficking in children is a criminally punishable act ibid., art. 127.2.
The commission of such an offence is also a prejudicial factor in cases of criminally punishable torture.
In general, most responding countries define cybercrime in a similar manner as illegal(criminally punishable) actions committed in the area of information(computer) technologies or with the use of such technologies.
It will be noted that acts of terrorism committed against aircraft andfacilities are criminally punishable.
The fact that torture became a criminally punishable independent crime prevents the risk of violence becoming a means of exercising State authority and protects the foundation of the State itself.
Any infringement of the right to life is a criminally punishable act.
Criminally punishable are abduction(art. 125 of Criminal Code), illegal confinement(art. 126), trafficking in minors(art. 133), and premeditated illegal crossing of the State border of Republic of Kazakhstan art. 330.
Belarus asked what legislative measures had been taken to combat human trafficking andwhether such crimes were criminally punishable.
Actions intended to incite ethnic discrimination are, under national legislation, a criminally punishable socially dangerous act as defined in articles 97, 299 and 299-1 of the Criminal Code.
Through these constitutional and legislative provisions, certain acts of discrimination andpractices of apartheid have been made criminally punishable.
While the Constitution and the Family Code give equal rights to men and women in marriage, the report also acknowledges that"bigamy andpolygamy are not rare", even if criminally punishable(article 170 of the Criminal Code) and that religious marriages(nikokh), though not recognized by the State, are widespread see pages 11, 12 and 64 of the report.
But we strongly recommend you to avoid shouting slogans aimed at incitement to racial, national, religious orother social hatred because such actions are criminally punishable.
The act for which a request is made to extradite a person in order to serve a sentence, in accordance with the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus andthe legislation of the foreign State, is criminally punishable, and for its commission the person whose extradition is requested is sentenced to imprisonment for a period of not less than six months or a more severe penalty.
The question of exercising criminal jurisdiction over any person, including a foreign official, arises only when there are suspicions that hisconduct is illegal and, what is more, criminally punishable.
In accordance with article 20 of the Trafficking in Persons Act, foreign nationals and stateless persons who do not have immigrant status andare victims of criminally punishable offences such as trafficking are not subject to administrative deportation for a period of one year. They also receive legal, moral and financial support from the State.
Article 23(1) further provides that legislative measures shall be taken through enactment of an Act of Parliament which shall render the practices of racial discrimination and its propagation criminally punishable by the ordinary courts.
Given such an approach to immunity,a State which has grounds to believe that a foreign official has performed an act which is criminally punishable under its legislation, is able to carry out at least the initial collection of evidence for this case(to collect witness testimonies, documents, material evidence, etc.), using measures which are not binding or constraining on the foreign official.
Bigamy and polygamy are not rare, although cohabitation with two ormore women in the same household is criminally punishable article 170 of the Criminal Code.
While noting the State party's assertion that all acts that may be described as"torture" within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention are criminally punishable in China, the Committee reiterates its previous conclusions and recommendations(A/55/44, para. 123) that the State party has not incorporated in its domestic law a definition of torture that fully complies with the definition contained in the Convention.
The constitutional and legal provisions guarantee that any act of violence andincitement to violence on the grounds of ethnicity are criminally punishable in the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
However, according to Estonian legislation, the financing of terrorism is considered to be an integral part of a criminal offence, and therefore, the various forms of financing terrorism(e.g.: money laundering, the direct financing of a terrorist act as a means of supporting terrorism[laws specifying participation], and the organising of a criminal association, or belonging to one)are criminally punishable.
The practice of racial discrimination and ideology of apartheid from which the majority of the people of Namibia have suffered for so long shall be prohibited andby Act of Parliament such practices, and the propagation of such practices, may be rendered criminally punishable by the ordinary courts by means of such punishment as Parliament deems necessary for the purposes of expressing the revulsion of the Namibian people at such practices.
The High Authority to Combat Discrimination and Promote Equality and the Defender of Rights have signed cooperation protocols with the prosecutor's offices on exchanging information,coordinating action and thus better combating all criminally punishable forms of discrimination.
In that context, the three mandate holders suggested that a clear distinction be made between three types of expression:(a) expressions that constitute an offence under international law;(b)expressions that are not criminally punishable but may justify a civil suit; and(c) expressions that do not give rise to criminal or civil sanctions but still raise concern in terms of tolerance, civility and respect for the religion or beliefs of others.
Under article 109 of the Criminal Code, the persecution of any group or organization on political, racial, national, ethnic, cultural or religious grounds, or on the grounds of sex or other grounds prohibited under the norms of international law, namely the gross violation of people's basic rights on the grounds of their affiliation to such groups or organizations,is criminally punishable if the act is linked to other crimes against the security of mankind.
The Special Rapporteur notes in particular the recommendation to clearly distinguish among(a) expression that constitutes a criminal offence;(b)expression that is not criminally punishable but may justify a civil suit or administrative sanctions; and(c) expression that does not give rise to criminal, civil or administrative sanctions but still raises a concern in terms of tolerance, civility and respect for the rights of others.
Such forms of infringement of personal honour and dignity as slander, insults or breach of the inviolability of the home are criminally punishable acts Criminal Code, arts. 137, 138 and 141.
He emphasized the need to distinguish between three types of expression: expression that constitutes an offence under international law and can be prosecuted criminally; expression that is not criminally punishable but may justify a restriction and a civil suit; and expression that does not give rise to criminal or civil sanctions, but still raises concerns in terms of tolerance, civility and respect for others.