Примеры использования De facto abolitionist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Have become de facto abolitionist.
Countries that became or consider themselves as de facto abolitionist.
Status: de facto abolitionist.
Number of countries that can be considered de facto abolitionist.
De facto abolitionist countries and territories at the beginning of 2004.
Have remained de facto abolitionist.
Nine of these(including one new State)were considered de facto abolitionist.
No State in the de facto abolitionist category resumed executions during the quinquennium.
Another 13 remained de facto abolitionist.
Tajikistan became de facto abolitionist on legally establishing a moratorium on executions without limit of time in 2004.
It has described itself as a de facto abolitionist State.
Countries that retain the death penalty for ordinary crimes but have not executed anyone during the past 10 years ormore are considered de facto abolitionist.
Retentionist but de facto abolitionist.
Of those, 93 are completely abolitionist, 10 are abolitionist for ordinary crimes only anda further 38 can be considered de facto abolitionist.
Countries that remained de facto abolitionist.
Furthermore, although three de facto abolitionist States had resumed executions in the period, this was far fewer than the nine that had done so in the previous biennium.
From retentionist but de facto abolitionist 4e.
The action of those countries shows that the mere absence of executions, even over a long period of time,cannot guarantee de facto abolitionist status.
Italy commended Saint Lucia for the de facto abolitionist position of death penalty.
Twelve States in the de facto abolitionist category have voted in favour of the Assembly resolutions calling for a moratorium on the use of capital punishment, while 17 have abstained.
The 2000 quinquennial report listed 38 States as de facto abolitionist.
Approximately 14 per cent(9 countries)were de facto abolitionist and 21 per cent were retentionist 13 countries.
The 1995 quinquennial report listed 30 States as de facto abolitionist.
One further country that became de facto abolitionist during the period under review resumed executions a year later.
Tunisia may therefore be progressing towards de facto abolitionist status.
Of the 41 countries andterritories that were de facto abolitionist at the beginning of 2004, 5 went on to abolish the death penalty for all crimes.
Myanmar stated in its reply to the survey that it was a de facto abolitionist country.
Since the last quinquennial report, only one de facto abolitionist country has resumed executions after a period of 10 or more years.
From 1994 to 2000,one State reintroduced capital punishment, and nine countries ceased to be de facto abolitionist by resuming executions.
This is a lower figure than the seven formerly de facto abolitionist countries that resumed executions during the quinquennium 1994-1998.