Примеры использования Refusal to obey на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Refusal to obey a judgement may result in imprisonment for contempt of court.
Violence is often seen as the"normal" response to any"refusal to obey.
Refusal to obey a judgement may result in imprisonment for contempt of court.
He claims, therefore, that his refusal to obey military orders was not punishable by law.
Refusal to obey a judgement may result in imprisonment for contempt of court.
Among other cases, according to Mr. Baidauletov,there is also a refusal to obey instructions.
Refusal to obey orders, misappropriation of food rations, false accusations against a member of the staff.
Officially charges have been brought against him for the offences of"disturbing the peace" and"refusal to obey.
Only my refusal to obey the activists changed their attitude towards me, as well as that of some of my relatives.
If the judgment takes the form of an injunction, a refusal to obey the injunction may result in imprisonment for contempt of court.
Refusal to obey orders under these circumstances does not constitute ground for criminal or civil responsibility of the subordinates.
Under the new Code, the author's refusal to obey military orders still constituted a criminal offence.
His country did not imprison individuals for civil debts butdid so for civil contempt, or refusal to obey a court order.
The charges brought against them were summed up as‘encouraging refusal to obey the ruler',‘spreading trouble', and‘founding terrorist cells and organizations'“Asharq Al-Awsat interviews.
Solitary confinement was a disciplinary measure taken in the event of disorders in the prison or of refusal to obey.
In severe cases, such as refusal to obey orders of the competent authorities or in case of repeated abuse, the competent authorities may take the AIS station off the air.
In 1973, he was stripped of all his functions andsentenced by a military tribunal to 10 years' imprisonment for his refusal to obey orders.
In severe cases, such as refusal to obey orders of the authority or in case of repeated abuse, authorities have the possibility to take the AIS station off the air.
The State party considers it improbable that the Libyan authorities would take so long to act on his refusal to obey them.
Under the applicable legislation, a refusal to obey a legally given order by such persons constitutes a martial offence actionable either by disciplinary or by criminal proceedings.
Nevertheless he has been unofficially informed that he would be accused of"disturbing the peacein a medical institution", of"refusal to obey" and"disparagement";
Therefore, the refusal to obey commands detrimental to the constitutional order and fundamental human rights does not constitute a breach of military or police duty.
His sentence was originally nine anda half years, but authorities added five years to his sentence, citing alleged refusal to obey prison guards' orders, according to RFE/RL and Fergana News.
Jonathan Ben-Artzi served disciplinary sentences for refusal to obey military orders and, following repeated refusals(each constituting a separate offence), he was indicted in a military court.
The law will be applied strictly and in a fully transparent manner against the mutinous troops, in accordance with the provisions of the Military Penal Code currently in force in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(Act No. 024/2002 of 18 November 2002), which punishes acts of mutiny,rebellion, refusal to obey and threats and insults against superiors.
When the two pilots persisted in their refusal to obey orders, the same officer loaded his gun and pointed it at the complainant's colleague, who was mortally wounded as he tried to escape through a window.
For example, organising an unauthorised demonstration now gives rise to sixty days detention, and the refusal to obey a police officer can be punished by up to thirty days' detention.
It considered that,since the author had been convicted for his refusal to obey military orders and his appeal against his conviction had been dismissed by the Supreme Court of the Netherlands, the communication met the requirements of article 5, paragraph 2(b), of the Optional Protocol.
This request was dismissed and, on 18 December 1986, the author's appeal was rejected by the Council of State(Raad van State), the highest relevant judicial instance. On 3 September 1987, he was arrested for not reporting for military service. On 3 December 1987,the Military Court(Krijgsraad) sentenced him to six months' imprisonment for refusal to obey military orders.
Mr. Kaminer, Mr. Bahat andMr. Maor served disciplinary sentences for refusal to obey military orders and, following repeated refusals(each constituting a separate offence), they were indicted in a military court.