Примеры использования May commit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But… I may commit murder tonight.
By breaching this provision, you may commit a criminal offence.
Iii Offences that organized criminal groups have committed or may commit;
By breaching this provision, you may commit a criminal offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990.
Article 3 quater lists five additional ways in which a person may commit an offence.
However, a party or both parties may commit to comply with the recommendation.
They may commit worse sins than you, but we're all broken sinners in need of a perfect Savior.
In testimony to the mission,a witness explained that"two individuals in the West Bank may commit the same offence.
Furthermore, a person may commit a crime by omission in cases where he or she has a duty to act.
The Commission does recognize that in some instances individuals,including Government officials, may commit acts with genocidal intent.
The High Commissioner may commit the necessary funds for the implementation of programmes and projects in accordance with.
The Commission does recognize that in some instances individuals,including Government officials, may commit acts with genocidal intent.
Of some twenty offences- made penal- that a seaman may commit, and which are specified in this code, thirteen are punishable by death.
Nevertheless, it doesn't seem that any of these provisions practically deny access to weapons by individuals who may commit terrorist acts.
To this end, they may commit numerous breaches of their obligations, which can in turn result in the infliction of damages on a State party.
The Criminal Code penalizes any act of violence orwrongdoing that an official may commit against a person during the course of an investigation.
To this end, they may commit numerous breaches of their obligations which can in turn result in infliction of damages on a State Party.
Due to the circumstances of the case andthe defendant's personality, there is a danger that he may commit serious crimes or other criminal offences similar to that with which he has been charged.
Dealers may commit a criminal offence if they undertake business with a listed individual, organisation or country, or its agent, in contravention of applicable sanctions.
Who will be responsible for any repressive excesses that the security companies may commit against the civilian population, especially where representatives of the political opposition are concerned?
The President of Panama, an accomplice and harbourer of terrorists, will have to bear the full responsibility for this repugnant and treacherous decision andwill also bear responsibility for any new offences that these execrable murderers may commit in future.
In extreme cases, governments may commit serious human rights violations such as torture or ill treatment of persons in custody, or try to obstruct medical care to those who are injured.
First, the Convention makes clear that it is the objectives of the group,not any specific offences it may commit or be involved in, that must involve a financial or other material benefit.
Yet, any person may commit the crime provided for in Article 234, if that person carries out the above-mentioned acts of torture or inflicts cruel, degrading or inhuman treatment while exercising disciplinary functions.
For instance, it should be recognized that not only agents orrepresentatives of a State may commit terrorist acts, but also private individuals acting as members of a group, movement or association.
Reaffirm the important role of the Convention for the physical protection of nuclear material, andthat the Convention provides an appropriate framework for international cooperation in the application of criminal sanctions against any person who may commit criminal acts involving nuclear material;
Detention based on the risk that a person may commit an offence has no grounding in international human rights law, and the deprivation of liberty complained of is therefore arbitrary under category II of the Working Group's methods of work.
For instance, they may affect the consequences of a breach of international law that an international organization may commit when the injured party is a member State or international organization.
However, one cannot rule out that an international organization may commit a breach that falls into one or the other category and that a State or an international organization may then be entitled to invoke responsibility as an injured State or international organization.
A series of preventive measures are systematically being taken to detect situations of conflict involving foreign citizens andpotential wrongdoers who may commit crimes against foreigners, including racially motivated crimes.