Примеры использования Mitigating and aggravating на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
When imposing a penalty, the court takes into account circumstances mitigating and aggravating liability.
Mitigating and aggravating circumstances may be taken into account when sentencing.
The imposition of sanctions depends on the circumstances of each case,including mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
Mitigating” and“aggravating” circumstances that are taken into account when trying administrative cases in the area of competition.
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Disciplinary cases were generally fact-specific and each case had unique mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
In addition, FAS intends to introduce the notion of mitigating and aggravating factors when calculating fines for antimonopoly legislation infringement.
The minority age as a softening circumstance shall be taken into account at assignment of punishment in aggregate with other circumstances mitigating and aggravating the punishment.
Recidivism, as well as the mitigating and aggravating circumstances provided by the Criminal Code shall also be taken into consideration.
A minor's age is taken into account as a mitigating circumstance together with other mitigating and aggravating circumstances Criminal Code, art. 79.
The list of mitigating and aggravating circumstances, which will respectively lower or increase liability during decision-making of the AMCU.
In the light of the discussion, the Chairperson proposed that the list of mitigating and aggravating circumstances should be made non-exhaustive by introducing the phrase"inter alia.
Mitigating and aggravating circumstances provided for under the law for offences related to an act of enforced disappearance not constituting a crime against humanity issue 6.
In each case, the criminal prosecution bodies take account of both mitigating and aggravating circumstances in determining criminal liability and punishment.
This list of mitigating and aggravating circumstances is not exhaustiveand these factors, as well as other considerations, may or may not apply, depending on the particular circumstances of the case.
If an offence against national or racial equality was committedsimultaneously with another offence, the court would give consideration to the mitigating and aggravating circumstances, as well as the motives for perpetrating the act.
Balance all the relevant factors, including any mitigating and aggravating factors and consider the circumstances both of the convicted personand of the crime;
In determining the range of punishment against a person the court considers the dangerousness of the criminal act, the dangerousness of the person who committed the act, the level of guilt,as well as both mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
The rules on deciding on a penalty and application of mitigating and aggravating circumstances are explained in detail in a response related to article 5 see paragraph 43.
The representatives of the Secretary-General informed the Committee that the need to maintain confidentiality regarding the details of the individual cases required a limit in the amount of information contained in the report on both mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
In relation to paragraphs 71 and 72 of the report, please specify the mitigating and aggravating circumstances provided for by the law in relation to the offences that could be applied in relation to a potential case of enforced disappearance.
In relation to paragraph 20 of the report,please indicate whether there is any legislative initiative that envisages making provision in the criminal law for the mitigating and aggravating circumstances referred to in article 7, paragraph 2, of the Convention art. 7.
As for article 7.2 of the Convention, mitigating and aggravating circumstances for these offences are generally provided for in articles 21and 22 of the general section of the Criminal Code, which also enshrine the criteria to which the Convention refers.
The Committee invites the State party, when criminalizing enforced disappearance as an autonomous offence, to establish the specific mitigating and aggravating circumstances provided for in article 7, paragraph 2, of the Convention.
According to the same article the body conducting criminal prosecution is obliged to take all the measures provided for by the Criminal Procedure Code to ensure thorough, complete and impartial examination of the circumstances of a case, to disclose circumstances both substantiating the guilt and acquitting the suspect and the accused,as well as mitigating and aggravating their liability.
The Committee encourages the State party to amend its Criminal Code to provide for mitigating and aggravating circumstances applicable to acts of enforced disappearance covering all the elements listed in article 7, paragraph 2, of the Convention.
During its consideration of the current report of the Secretary-General on his practice in disciplinary matters, the Committee was informed that disciplinary cases tended to be very fact-specific,with each carrying unique mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
In its determination of the sentence pursuant to article 78, paragraph 1, the Court shall balance any mitigating and aggravating factors and shall consider the circumstances both of the convicted person and of the crime in deciding on the sentence.
It should be noted that article 15 of the Code of Criminal Procedure stipulates that the court or judge, the procurator, the investigator and the person conducting the inquiry are obliged to take all measures specified under the law to ensure that all circumstances of cases involving the crimes listed in the Convention are thoroughly, fully and objectively investigated and to identify circumstances supporting the charge orsupporting the defence as well as mitigating and aggravating circumstances.
When punishment is imposed, the nature of the offence, the level of threat it poses to the public and the character of the perpetrator,including mitigating and aggravating circumstances, are taken into account, and also how the punishment will affect the reform of the convicted person and the living conditions of his or her family.