Примеры использования Grave offence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Islam prohibits mischief in the land,making it a grave offence.
The charge is“unlawful intrusion, grave offence and preparation to commit grave arson”.
The amnesty covers women andteenagers who have committed both minor and grave offences.
The death penalty applied to very specific grave offences and could not be imposed on pregnant women or minors.
Terrorist actions are categorized in the Dominican Criminal Code as a grave offence.
In cases where the person commits a grave offence, he or she shall be punished by reform through labour for more than 5 years and less than 10 years.
There was also a need to review existing penalties for those grave offences.
In cases where the person commits a grave offence, he or she shall be punished by reform through labour for less than three years.
The Sudan deals with terrorist offences in earnest,considering them grave offences.
As a State party to the First Protocol to the Geneva Convention,Algeria had committed a grave offence by not releasing all the Moroccan prisoners of war, military and civilian.
This is not only of national concern butalso an internationally recognized grave offence.
The European Union reiterated its unequivocal condemnation of terrorism as a grave offence against the international community, and its support for international action to eliminate terrorism.
The same was true of article 47,which referred to"cases where the person commits extremely grave offence.
This exorbitant sum usually set for grave offences such as murder is disproportionate to the charges against Mr. Kaboudvand and tantamount to a denial of justice.
Criminal liability is incurred only for planning a grave or especially grave offence;
A minor may be detained in custody if suspected oraccused of committing a grave or especially grave offence, and only exceptionally in connection with an offence of average severity.
Criminal liability is incurred only for attempting an intermediate,grave or especially grave offence;
There is only a general provision(Art. 339 of CC)that prohibits concealment of especially grave and grave offences and, consequently, covers only several corruption offences falling under that category.
In other words, national prosecutors are expected to handle those offences by applying the same criteria that they generally apply to other grave offences.
Those committing an offence when aged between 14 and16 may incur criminal liability for certain grave offences murder, rape, assault with intent to rob, and robbery.
Acts referred to in this Code shall be subdivided, according to their nature and the degree of danger they pose to society, into lesser, intermediate,grave and especially grave offences.
Malta feels that the continuing recruitment anduse of children in armed conflict and other grave offences against children merit our full condemnation.
If, however, the offence plotted by the organization is a grave offence, such as war or looting, a crime punishable by death, or terrorism involving a threat to the general public or the public authority, the penalty of imprisonment becomes compulsory, though it must not exceed ten years, and the imposition of a fine is also permissible.
Besides, the number of minor offences has decreased while the number of grave offences, like robbery, has increased.
Not less than two thirds of the term imposed by a court for a deliberate grave offence or for a particularly grave offence committed as a result of recklessness, and also where a person had previously served a sentence of deprivation of liberty for a deliberate offence but, before that conviction was cancelled or expunged, he or she committed another deliberate offence, for which he or she was sentenced to deprivation of liberty;
The judicial records provided contain serious andincontrovertible evidence that Garcés Loor committed a grave offence against a minor.
Not less than three quarters of the term imposed by a court for a deliberate particularly grave offence, or of the term imposed on a person who had previously been granted early release but committed another deliberate offence during the unserved part of the sentence.
Furthermore the Committee is concerned that, in certain regions,the fact to convert to another religion is considered as a grave offence and is sentenced with extremely severe penalties.
In its decisions on universal jurisdiction,the African Union had recognized the purpose of the principle as ensuring that those who committed grave offences did not do so with impunity.
Under the art. 5(3),the citizen of a foreign state as well as the person not permanently residing in Georgia without citizenship who commit the act covered under this Code shall bear criminal liability under this Code if it is a grave or especially grave offence directed against the interests of Georgia or if the criminal liability for this offence is provided by the international treaties signed by Georgia if they have not been convicted in another state.