Примеры использования National criminal justice systems на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would complement rather than compete with national criminal justice systems.
It must be complementary to national criminal justice systems in cases where trial procedures might not be available or effective.
Indigenous women are overrepresented in national criminal justice systems.
States should analyse their national criminal justice systems in the context of their historical, legal, economic and cultural background.
The draft statute rightly emphasized that the court should complement national criminal justice systems.
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The principle of complementarity to national criminal justice systems should be at the heart of the Statute.
Reference was made to the valuable contributions ofcivil society organizations and academia to preventing crime and strengthening national criminal justice systems.
The court should complement national criminal justice systems and should sit as and when required.
The Commission took note of the recommendations made by the Board in its report on possible improvements in the functioning of national criminal justice systems.
Participants recognized the need to strengthen national criminal justice systems for effective combating of human trafficking.
Ms. Kourany(Canada) noted that the investigation andprosecution of complex international crimes was often a major challenge for national criminal justice systems.
It should be an effective complement to national criminal justice systems, operating within the highest standards of international justice. .
Held that, under current international law,States could not be the subject of criminal sanctions akin to those provided for in national criminal justice systems.
Encourage Member States to take steps to strengthen their national criminal justice systems to address the illicit trade in fraudulent medicines;
National criminal justice systems were much better placed than the court to deal with crimes falling within the jurisdiction of both the court and national courts.
United Nations and associated personnel were often involved in situations where national criminal justice systems could not address such crimes adequately.
She also analyses how national criminal justice systems can be structured using the human rights-based approach at the institutional and organizational levels to combat impunity.
The Court must be empowered to take action, on a complementary basis, when national criminal justice systems failed to function effectively.
Identification of gaps in the national criminal justice systems and how they might be addressed through a detailed list of recommendations to be proposed to the national authorities.
The creation of the International Criminal Court represents, for the international community,a step comparable to the evolution of over 10 centuries of national criminal justice systems.
There is a clearneed to strengthen and expand the capacity of national criminal justice systems to respond effectively to this dangerous and illegal trade.
Functioning national criminal justice systems are indispensable to prevent and address violence against migrants, migrant workers and their families.
Many Governments have incorporated various standards and norms into their national criminal justice systems and are continuing to do so through legislative, judicial and institutional reform.
Where national criminal justice systems were non-existent or unable or unwilling to prosecute a given serious war crime, the International Criminal Court should exercise jurisdiction.
The court should not be a substitute for but should complement national criminal justice systems in cases where the relevant judicial procedures might be unavailable or ineffective.
To offer integrated services and comprehensive packages of technical assistance incorporating cross-cutting aspects of drug control andcrime prevention aimed at reinforcing national criminal justice systems.
The aim of the workshops is to strengthen national criminal justice systems, inter-agency cooperation and coordination and regional cooperation in countering terrorism.
UNODC, through its Terrorism Prevention Branch, continued to assist Member States in strengthening their national criminal justice systems to prevent and counter terrorism.
The report also analyses how national criminal justice systems can be structured using a human rights-based approach at the institutional and organizational levels to combat impunity.
Notwithstanding efforts by the international community and the mechanisms already in place, torture and ill-treatment still continue to be practised in many countries andall too often impede the effective functioning of national criminal justice systems.