Примеры использования May be penalized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Repeated lateness of the game may be penalized up to expulsion from the tournament.
Hence, the rape of a spouse constitutes a crime without any additional criminal deeds and may be penalized.
Unreasonable claims may be penalized pursuant to article 12.6 which forbids distracting or annoying the opponent.
Active trading ininfluence is not regulated, although such conduct may be penalized under a number of headings.
No person or organization may be penalized or otherwise harmed for having provided relevant information to a national mechanism.
If a nickname does not match, it will be considered that not all team members joined and a team may be penalized for failure to appear.
In addition, Internet providers may be penalized if they fail to register their Internet users or to identify their modem devices.7.
Criminalization is also possible in countries of origin,where returned victims of trafficking may be penalized for unlawful or unauthorized departure.
Therefore, the offence of incitement may be penalized as aiding and abetting(art. 209), or advocacy of a crime(art. 213), depending on the circumstances.
In addition, the use of the services of a victim of trafficking and/or forced labour or services may be penalized in order to deter“users” of services of trafficked victims.
No person may be penalized or harmed on grounds of nationality, race, origin, language, belief, occupation, standard of education or social status.
Institutions referred to in Articles 14 and15 of this Law may be penalized, after a warning, by the competent control and oversight body as follows.
Verbal declarations as to the content of a player's hand are not binding; however at Tournament Staff discretion,any player deliberately miscalling his or her hand may be penalized.
If you dont cancel at least one week prior to begining classes, you may be penalized one week of homestay and classes as the school and families incur costs based on your reservation.
In addition, members of the Eritrean diaspora are also encouragedto make“voluntary” contributions to a variety of causes, although in practice individuals may be penalized if they do not comply.
Article L. 1132-2 of the Labour Code,which provides that no employee may be penalized, dismissed or subjected to discrimination because of the normal exercise of the right to strike;
If the money was laundered by employees of a company, however, and the perpetrator of the crime cannot be determined by a criminal investigation,the company may be penalized in lieu of the individual concerned.
If you are concerned that you may be penalized, harassed or persecuted, you may request that information contained in your communication, including the information on your identity, be kept confidential.
Nevertheless, a person convicted for merely arranging or providing information ormechanisms for trafficking in person may be penalized with simple imprisonment that might reach up to three years.
Each State shall ensure, in particular,that legal persons may be penalized in an effective, proportionate and dissuasive manner and that material and economic sanctions may be imposed on them. This paragraph combines options 1 and 3 in the earlier text of document CICP/CONV/WP.1 and was not discussed at the informal preparatory meeting.
A person may claim to be the victim of a violation by reason of the existence of legislation under which he may be penalized, without having to prove that the legislation was actually applied to him.
Information submitted to the Committee, including all information relating to the identity of the member of the public submitting the information,shall be kept confidential if submitted by a person who asks that it be kept confidential because of a concern that he or she may be penalized, persecuted or harassed.
According to this ruling,a person acting in the capacity of leader of a political party may be penalized pursuant to the provisions of the Civil Penal Code applicable to individuals, in this particular case section 135 a.
Although in this situation the Committee is not in a position to assess whether there is any non-compliance with article 3, paragraph 8, of the Convention, the Committee, sympathizes with the communicant,who has requested that its identity be kept strictly confidential for the fear that it may be penalized, prosecuted or otherwise harassed.
In addition, in the initial report(S/2001/1254)Mexico stated that the person recruiting may be penalized as an accomplice to the crime of terrorism under the provision contained in article 13, paragraphs V and VI, of the Federal Penal Code, which defines as an accomplice a person who wilfully instructs another person to commit the crime, or a person who aids or abets another in committing the crime.
Other measures include harassment, intimidation and the threat of retribution in Eritrea: individuals who refuse to make payment may have their inheritance rights voided;their family members may be penalized; and they may be subject to detention or denial of an exit visa if they return to Eritrea.
Information submitted to the Committee, including all information relating to the identity of the member of the public submitting the information or of a third person, shall be kept confidential if submitted by a person requesting confidentiality because ofa concern that any member or members of the public may be penalized, persecuted or harassed.
Information submitted to the Committee, including all information relating to the identity of the member of the public submitting the information or of a third person, shall be kept confidential if submitted by a person requesting confidentiality because of a concern that any member ormembers of the public may be penalized, persecuted or harassed.
All information that may disclose the identity of the member of the public submitting the information or of a third person shall be kept confidential if submitted by a person who asks that it be kept confidential,unless the Committee considers that there are no reasonable grounds to believe that a member of the public may be penalized, persecuted or harassed because of the communication.
All information that may disclose the identity of the member of the public submitting the information or of a third person shall be kept confidential if submitted by a person who asks that it be kept confidential,unless the Committee considers that there are no reasonable grounds to believe that a member of the public may be penalized, persecuted or harassed because of the communication.