Примеры использования More severe penalties на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More severe penalties for terrorist crimes;
In the two latter cases, the Code prescribes more severe penalties.
It would also establish more severe penalties for violence perpetrated in a communal setting.
The Ministry of Women's Affairs was committed to proposing more severe penalties for the latter.
More severe penalties for parties involved in any form of environmental demise.
Consideration was being given to handing down even more severe penalties for men who raped children.
More severe penalties would apply in cases where the victim was a woman and/or a child.
Measures were taken to prevent discrimination, and more severe penalties were introduced.
Laws which impose more severe penalties on women than on men for adultery or other offences also violate the requirement of equal treatment.
The Penal Code(2001) of Jordan had been amended to include more severe penalties for any act of terrorism.
More severe penalties may be imposed if the DUI took place within 1000 feet of a school, or if there was a juvenile in the vehicle.
In general, the countries under review impose more severe penalties for passive bribery than for active bribery.
Instead, this is a reason to ensure that those responsible for abusing children in this way are given more severe penalties.
Legislation has been amended to provide more severe penalties for abusers who fail to register for treatment.
Accordingly, States might be encouraged to formulate and implement more comprehensive national policies,providing for more severe penalties.
Some States(Italy andthe United Kingdom) have introduced more severe penalties varying from fines to imprisonment.
Laws that impose more severe penalties on women than on men for adultery or other offences also violate the requirement of equal treatment.
In the Ivory Coast, projected legislation would establish more severe penalties for drug offences.
Moreover, laws which imposed more severe penalties on women than on men for adultery or other offences also violated the requirement of equal treatment.
Furthermore, articles 128 and129 of the Criminal Code provide for more severe penalties for slander and insult, respectively.
Involvement of members of the judiciary in bribery offences also constituted an aggravating circumstance attracting more severe penalties.
In the context of the amendments to be made to the Penal Code in 2002, more severe penalties may be included in the provisions on terrorist acts.
The amendment would provide for more severe penalties when the victims were minors or when they were especially vulnerable, and when victims were exposed to serious danger.
In August 2002 the Criminal Code had been amended to introduce more severe penalties for raciallymotivated offences.
The Penal Code similarly provides for more severe penalties for cases resulting in the woman's death, of for the use ofmore severe means than those to which she had consented.
With regard to indecent assault,the report mentioned a number of categories of perpetrator who faced more severe penalties for such assault.
She wished to know whether such offenders incurred more severe penalties because of their position, as in a number of other countries.
Ms. BELLIARD(France) said that the Act had been continuously amended since its enactment, most recently in 2003,when more severe penalties for racism had been introduced.
For example, aggravated forms of murder,which carried far more severe penalties than simple murder, encompassed aspects of the definition of torture set out in the Convention.
More severe penalties are applied where the victim of the aforementioned crimes is under 16 years of age or where the offender is the victim's ascendant, guardian or supervisor or works in the victim's home.