Примеры использования Infliction of physical на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Infliction of physical suffering;
Jamahiri society also prohibits the infliction of physical or mental harm on the person of a prisoner”.
Infliction of physical pain or insignificant health impairment.
The Code does, however, cover the infliction of physical and moral suffering under the following offences.
Criminal liability is substantially increased for any offence connected with the use of torture i.e. the infliction of physical or mental pain or suffering.
The infliction of physical or mental harm on an accused person is prohibited.
In addition, it contains criminal provisions for the infliction of physical and moral suffering in the case of the following types of offences.
The infliction of physical or mental torture is prohibited by law, as is the use of force to extract a confession during questioning.
Whether it is accompanied by mental pressure or not, the infliction of physical pain invariably leads to mental suffering as well.
The infliction of physical or psychological suffering through systematic beatings or other violent actions, if this does not entail the consequences referred to in articles 103 and 104 of this Code.
The Ministry of Education has issued an ordinance prohibiting beating or the infliction of physical harm at the pre-university stage of education;
It prohibits the infliction of physical or mental harm on prisoners, in keeping with the provision of article 5 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and article 1 of the Convention against Torture.
It is further established, in article 20, paragraph 3, that the infliction of physical suffering or the degradation of human dignity is not the aim of punishment.
Article 31 of the Constitution stipulates that no one shall be subjected to torture or to degrading treatment,while article 34 prohibits the infliction of physical or mental harm on any accused person.
Torture is defined as the infliction of physical or mental suffering for the purpose of coercing the victim to provide testimony or to perform other actions contrary to his or her will, for the purpose of punishment or for other purposes.
Many elements of marriage were detrimental to women, including the dowry, the conditions for divorce, the situation of widows,men's right to practice polygamy, and the infliction of physical and psychological abuse.
Article 117 of the Criminal Code prohibited torture,which it defined as the infliction of physical or mental suffering with a view to coercing a person to testify or perform any other action against that person's will, or as a form of punishment or for any other purpose para. 12.
Under the KR Code of Corrective Labour the implementation of punishments under criminal law must be so organized as to exclude the infliction of physical suffering or of degrading treatment.
Besides, GIEACPC reported that the Great Green Document on Human Rights(1988)"prohibits the infliction of physical or mental harm on the person of a prisoner"(Principle 2), but there is no explicit prohibition of corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions.
The scope of the Constitution was comprehensive; article 31 thereof prohibited extrajudicial arrest, torture and degrading treatment,while article 34 prohibited the infliction of physical or psychological injury.
The term'torture' in the present article and other articles of the present Code shall be understood to mean the infliction of physical or mental suffering for the purpose of coercing the victim to provide testimony or to perform other actions contrary to his or her will, for the purpose of punishment or for other purposes.
With respect to the criminal consequences, an act can be described as murder, severe health impairment,minor health impairment, infliction of physical pain or insignificant health impairment.
Article 107 states that"The infliction of physical or mental suffering by systematic beatings or other violent methods including the use of torture shall be punishable by restriction of liberty for a period of up to five years or deprivation of liberty for a period of from three to seven years.
In all, the Tajik Criminal Code makes provision for 29 corpora delicti directly relating to torture,i.e. the infliction of physical or mental pain or suffering, principally by State officials.
In its decision on complaint No. 261/2005(Besim Osmani v. Serbia),the Committee considered that the infliction of physical and mental suffering aggravated by the complainant's particular vulnerability, due to his Roma ethnic origin and unavoidable association with a minority historically subjected to discrimination and prejudice, reached the threshold of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Specific provisions in this regard are found in the case of murder(art. 105), intentional infliction of bodily harm- whether grave(art. 111) ormoderate(art. 112)- and infliction of physical or mental suffering art. 117.
As to the legal qualification of the treatment to which the complainant was subjected to on 8 June 2000,the Committee considers that the infliction of physical and mental suffering aggravated by the complainant's particular vulnerability, due to his Roma ethnic origin and unavoidable association with a minority historically subjected to discrimination and prejudice, reaches the threshold of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Regarding the issue of children's rights, Kyrgyzstan rejected the view that corporal punishment was permitted in Kyrgyzstan,noting that corporal punishment and the infliction of physical or moral suffering on children was prohibited by law.
Within the meaning of this Law, damage means depreciation of someone's property(actual loss) andthe prevention of its increase(loss of future earnings), infliction of physical or psychological pain or fear on another, as well as violation of personal dignity or reputation of a legal person(non-material damage) art. 149.
According to article 155 of the Act on Obligation Relations, damage is the decrease of funds or of someone's property(ordinary damage- damnum emergens) and the prevention of their increase(lucrum cesans)as well as the infliction of physical or psychological pain or fear non-material damage.