Примеры использования Other forms of deprivation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These aspects are particularly relevant to youth who may not be in the labour force, butmay suffer other forms of deprivation.
This measure does not capture various other forms of deprivation, including the fulfilment of various social and economic rights.
Mr. SCHEININ suggested that the question should be broadened to refer to paragraphs 102 and180 concerning other forms of deprivation of liberty.
There is a wide variety of sanctions,ranging from imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty to measures such as the education, rehabilitation or social reintegration of drug-abusing offenders.
Each State Party shall make the offences mentioned under this Convention punishable by sanctions commensurate with their seriousness,such as imprisonment, other forms of deprivation of liberty, fines and confiscation.
Arrest or other forms of deprivation of liberty and denial of the procedural rights of the persons referred to in article 115.1 of this Code in breach of provisions of international law shall be punished by deprivation of liberty for a term of 7 to 15 years, or life imprisonment.
At the first session of the Ad Hoc Committee,one delegation proposed the deletion of the phrase“such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty, pecuniary sanctions and confiscation”.
With the increase in international travel and migration, it has become progressively more common for countries around the world to convict andsentence foreign citizens to terms of imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty.
States parties may consider entering into agreements orarrangements on the transfer to their territory of persons sentenced to imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty for a crime set out in article 3, in order that they may complete their sentences there.
Each Party shall make the commission of the offences established in accordance with paragraph 1 of this article liable to sanctions which take into account the grave nature of these offences,such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty, pecuniary sanctions and confiscation.
Each State Party shall make the commission of the offences established in article(s)____ liable to sanctions which take into account the grave nature of these offences,such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty, pecuniary sanctions and confiscation 1988 Convention, article 3, paragraph 4, and article 2, paragraph 1, of the Polish draft.
Each State Party shall make the person or persons who commit any of the offences established in accordance with this Protocol subject to criminal sanctions that take into account the grave nature of the offences,such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty, pecuniary sanctions and confiscation.
Each State Party shall make the commission of an offence established in article(s)___[alternatively: of an offence covered by this Convention] liable to sanctions that take into account the grave nature of those offences,such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty, pecuniary sanctions and confiscation. With respect to the sanctions referred to here, it was noted that, according to article 1, paragraph 4, States may adopt stricter or more severe measures than those foreseen in the Convention.
The conventions require the parties to take into account the grave nature of those offences and make the offences liable to adequate sanctions,such as imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty, pecuniary sanctions and confiscation.
States Parties may consider entering into bilateral or multilateral agreements orarrangements on the transfer to their territory of persons sentenced to imprisonment or other forms of deprivation of liberty for offences covered by this Convention, in order that they may complete their sentences there.
With a view to enforcing judicial security of patients, the Psychiatry Act establishes a more extensive access to appeal the decisions that can be made under the Act,including decisions of forcible commitment and detention, other forms of deprivation of liberty, and a number of other measures and circumstances.
The Parties may consider entering into bilateral or multilateral agreements,whether ad hoc or general, on the transfer to their country of persons sentenced to imprisonment and other forms of deprivation of liberty for offences to which this article applies, in order that they may complete their sentences there.
This procedure should be followed not only when the person is held in police custody, butalso when they are subjected to any other form of deprivation of liberty by the police.
The ASEAN Human Rights Declaration(2012) guarantees the right to personal liberty and security and to be free from arbitrary arrest, search, detention,abduction or any other form of deprivation of liberty article 12.
An extraditable offence is an offence, which, under the law of the Republic and the foreign State,is punishable with a sentence of imprisonment or other form of deprivation of liberty of at least six months.
Stresses that States must not punish personnel who are involved in the custody, interrogation or treatment of any individual subjected to any form of arrest,detention or imprisonment or any other form of deprivation of liberty for not obeying orders to commit or conceal acts amounting to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment;
With regard to the arbitrary deprivation of liberty, article 3, paragraphs 5(a) and(b) of that law provides for compensation in the following two cases:(i) illegal arrest of a citizen or the illegal application of administrative measures of restraint;(ii) illegal imprisonment of a citizen in illegal application of some other form of deprivation of liberty.
An enforced disappearance consists in the arrest, detention,abduction or any other form of deprivation of liberty of a person, in conditions precluding protection under the law, by one or more agents of the State or by a person or group acting with the authorization, support or acquiescence of State authorities, where such misconduct is followed by the person's disappearance, a refusal to acknowledge such deprivation of liberty, or concealment of the fate reserved to that person or his or her whereabouts;
Section 4, subsection 2(d) of the International Crimes Act provides that enforced disappearance of persons means the arrest, detention,abduction or any other form of deprivation of liberty of persons by, or with the authorisation, support or acquiescence of a State or a political organisation, followed by a refusal to acknowledge that deprivation of liberty or to give information on the fate or whereabouts of those persons or by concealment of their fate or whereabouts, thereby removing them from the protection of the law.
Section 4, subsection 2(d) of the International Crimes Act defines the enforced disappearance of persons as the arrest, detention,abduction or any other form of deprivation of liberty of persons by, or with the authorisation, support or acquiescence of a State or a political organisation, followed by a refusal to acknowledge that deprivation of liberty or to give information on the fate or whereabouts of those persons or by a concealment of their fate or whereabouts, thereby removing them from the protection of the law.
The lawfulness of any other form of deprivation of liberty may be submitted to judicial review.
The extraditable offence is defined as an offence, which under the laws of the Republic and foreign State,is punishable by a sentence of imprisonment or other form of deprivation of liberty of at least six months.
However, it does cover offences under article 2 of the Convention, where enforced disappearance is defined as"arrest, detention,abduction or any other form of deprivation of liberty", and it does apply severe penalties against perpetrators, instigators, participants and accomplices.
Some participants maintained that the definition must be kept sufficiently broad by referring to"any other form of deprivation of liberty.
The date and place of the arrest or detention or of any other form of deprivation of liberty and the identity of those presumed to have carried them out, together with any other information shedding light on the circumstances in which the person was deprived of liberty;