Примеры использования Range of crimes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It thus allows coverage of wide range of crimes.
States reported a range of crimes involving the criminal misuse or falsification of identity.
The repression had resulted in a whole range of crimes and abuses.
The strategy will look at a range of crimes where women are predominantly the victims including domestic violence.
The death penalty, for example,appeared to be applicable to a very wide range of crimes.
The law provides for the death penalty in a range of crimes involving murder of federal officials.
These acts constitute criminal offences in most States andcould be invoked to address certain elements of the full range of crimes.
At street-level, the gang was involved in a wide range of crimes that included murder, robbery, home invasion and car theft.
In some countries, the increased use of life sentences with or without parole for a wider range of crimes is a growing trend.
Nonetheless, controversy remained concerning the range of crimes to which the principle applied and the conditions for its application.
The fact that it was left to the discretion of individual States to determine its scope allowed them to broaden the range of crimes qualified as"most serious.
Along with six associates, he stands accused of a range of crimes including the 2013 murder of mobster Milos Vidakovic.
Further efforts were needed in order to define universal jurisdiction and its scope and application,including the type and range of crimes for which it could be invoked.
We are also surprised by the broad range of crimes detailed in the report of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia of 16 August 1996.
UNODC offers comprehensive packages of technical assistance covering a range of crimes potentially linked to terrorism.
Article 22 covered a wide range of crimes, and the urgency of bringing their authors to trial before an international court varied considerably.
A key determinant of the scope of the legitimate use of the death penalty is the range of crimes for which it may be imposed.
They have increased the range of crimes for which capital punishment may be imposed, rather than followed the expressed United Nations policy of progressively restricting the number of offences.
For these purposes, the Criminal Code contains the following articles,which cover the broad range of crimes recorded in the domestic and family sphere.
The range of crimes falling under universal jurisdiction and the conditions for its application were among the controversial questions surrounding its use as a tool for prosecuting perpetrators of certain serious crimes under international treaties.
Views differed, however, with respect to expansion of the range of crimes falling under such jurisdiction and the circumstances under which it could be invoked.
His delegation was attracted by the idea of including a review mechanism which could be used later to broaden the range of crimes within the court's jurisdiction.
A number of ongoing police andprosecutorial investigations into a range of crimes committed between 20 April 2006 and 30 April 2007 would have to cease if the Law were promulgated.
There is a demand for more comprehensive packages of technical assistance that enable criminal justice practitioners to deal with a range of crimes potentially linked to terrorism.
While that obligation was treaty-based andcould cover a wide range of crimes, the principle of universal jurisdiction entailed the exercise of State authority only as warranted by international law.
According to the reply in the supplementary report, Act 9613/98 will be amended to include the financing of terrorism in the"range of crimes that may constitute antecedent to money laundering.
Obviously, a large percentage of them are illegally obtained to commit a range of crimes, resulting in high homicide and extortion rates and grave violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
The United Nations Political Office in Somalia reported that military courts in Puntland andSomaliland continued to impose the death penalty against individuals accused of a broad range of crimes provided under their anti-terrorism laws.
The range of crimes included kidnapping, fraud, extortion, identity theft, loansharking, robbery, witness intimidation, drug trafficking, drug charges including marijuana cultivation and bringing narcotics into prison, gun-related offenses, and murder.
Sometimes the encouragement or assistance is given to a specific crime, and sometimes to a range of crimes, one of which is committed; either will suffice.