Примеры использования Liability for offences на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Criminal Code provides for liability for offences against the peace and security of humanity.
Liability for offences against minors, the family and morality is provided for in chapter 20 of the Code.
Ukraine reported that it had passed legislation in 2006 to increase the liability for offences of trafficking in persons.
Extend the liability for offences established in article 3, paragraph 1, of the Optional Protocol to legal persons.
The Turkmen Criminal Code contains a special chapter prescribing liability for offences against minors, the family and morality.
Belarusian law also establishes criminal liability for offences against constitutional human and civil rights and freedoms, in particular violations of citizens' equal rights article 190 of the Criminal Code.
Article 6 of the Criminal Code establishes the scope of the law in respect of criminal liability for offences committed in Ukraine.
The Criminal Code contained norms that defined criminal liability for offences based on hatred or offences motivated by racial or religious intolerance or xenophobia.
With regard to implementation of subparagraph 1(b) of the resolution,Ukrainian legislation already provides for criminal liability for offences connected with the financing of terrorism.
The Criminal Code establishes liability for offences involving cruel treatment of the victim, characterized inter alia by elements of torture, namely other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of the person.
The Kyrgyz Code of Administrative Liability prescribes liability for offences against citizens' electoral rights.
The Criminal Code establishes liability for offences involving cruel treatment of the victim, where the evidence of such treatment includes elements of torture, i.e. other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of the person.
The Criminal Code thus contains articles establishing criminal liability for offences motivated by racial, ethnic or religious intolerance.
Administrative liability for offences infringing the rights of others is incurred where the established procedure for the collection, storage, use or dissemination of personal data is breached article 13.11 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Russian Federation.
On 5 November 2009, parliament adopted a law amending the provisions of the Criminal Code concerning liability for offences motivated by racial, ethnic or religious intolerance.
Ukrainian legislation establishes criminal liability for offences connected with illegal crossing of the border, the smuggling of drugs and psychotropic substances and their analogues and precursors, and the illegal use of radioactive materials.
In the situation when the effect ofan offence was abroad, the provisions of Chapter XIII- Liability for offences committed abroad(Article 109-114) of the Penal Code will apply accordingly.
The question of the liability for offences committed within the territory of Uzbekistan of aliens who, under current law or international treaties or agreements, are not subject to the jurisdiction of Uzbek courts, is resolved on the basis of the rules of international law.
Act No. 1707-VI of 5 November 2009 amending the Criminal Code in respect of liability for offences based on racial, national or religious intolerance paragraphs 11- 12 of this report.
In case the persons prosecuted by foreign States are not extradited and if the offence has been committed outside the territory of the Republic of Poland, articles 113-119 of the Penal Code apply which specify the principles of liability for offences committed abroad.
The Criminal Code which entered into force on 1 September 2000 contains language establishing criminal liability for offences based on hatred or motivated by racial or religious intolerance or xenophobia.
In addition, article 26 establishes criminal liability for offences related to organized crime committed on behalf of juridical persons or by their governing bodies or representatives, including charitable and other non-profit organizations, such as NGOs.
The Criminal Code of Azerbaijan, which entered into force on 1 September 2000,contains norms that define criminal liability for offences based on hatred or offences motivated by racial or religious intolerance or by xenophobia.
Accordingly, with a view to preventing the further spread of religious extremism, the Office of the General Prosecutor of the Kyrgyz Republic has communicated proposals to the Office of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic concerning the introduction of amendments andadditions to the Penal Code with regard to increasing criminal liability for offences involving religious extremism.
A further question to be addressed in this context is whether liability for offences based on article 5, paragraph 1(a)(ii), should be limited to active participation or also extend to passive participation and to participation by mere presence.
One of the most important, fundamental and practical steps it has taken in this area is to have introduced appropriate amendments and additions to the Criminal Code to establish andincrease criminal liability for offences related to human trafficking article 1301 of the version of the Criminal Code of 1 August 2003.
In Serbia, a foreigner can be subject to criminal liability for offences punishable by at least five years imprisonment(under the laws of the state where committed), if the person is found in Serbia and not extradited CC Article 9.
In 2009, attorneys participated in the examination of approximately 40 cases of administrative liability for environmental offences, 37 cases of administrative liability for offences related to housing rights and community services, and 2,400 criminal cases involving environmental offences. .
There are, in addition, provisions specifically stipulating criminal liability for offences motivated by racial, ethnic or religious hatred: article 280 of the Criminal Code(Public incitement to extremist activities) and article 282 of the Code Incitement to hatred or enmity or diminution of dignity.
The author describes the perspective of the development of the administrative responsibility institution in the field of agricultural management for studied countries,which consists in the need to legislatively fix the administrative liability for offences in the field of agroindustrial complex management at a local level through a mechanism for establishing such a responsibility by decisions of local self-government bodies.