Примеры использования Severe penalty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This law imposes a severe penalty that may extend to life imprisonment.
Usually this punishment is deprivation of liberty for a period of more than one year or a more severe penalty.
There would also no longer be a more severe penalty for women than for men.
He stated that such a severe penalty would seriously undermine all individuals' right to seek and impart information.
An alien may, however, only be expelled if he orshe is sentenced to a more severe penalty than a fine and.
This“civil death” is the most severe penalty that can be inflicted on a legal entity.
Now the new crime is specific,distinguishes the particular conduct and above all provides a severe penalty.
Section 129a provides for an even more severe penalty if the association is a terrorist association.
There still have to be special reasons to expel the alien and he orshe must have been sentenced to a more severe penalty than a fine.
Rape carried a relatively severe penalty, which was increased in cases where the victim was under 16 years of age.
The Act substitutes a sentence of life imprisonment which is now the most severe penalty that can be imposed in New Zealand.
If a less severe penalty is determined by law after the commission of an act, such penalty is to be imposed.
Judge Leon Auge, the judge in the case, said that if"that is the only reason for your coup d'état,you deserve a severe penalty.
Likewise, the person concerned may not have a more severe penalty inflicted than that which was applicable at the time the offence was committed.
In cases of homicide where racial hatred was involved it was considered an aggravating factor implying a more severe penalty.
Illegal trafficking in arms is also punishable with severe penalty under Article 41 of the Revised Special Penal Code Proclamation 214/82.
The person whose extradition is sought has been sentenced to deprivation of liberty for at least six months or a more severe penalty;
An example of such improvements was the severe penalty imposed in the celebrated recent case of a merchant who had been shot and killed on Avenida 27 de febrero.
Since the amended Constitution of 17 December 1962 abolished the death penalty, the most severe penalty which may be imposed is life imprisonment.
Any law of Tonga(other than this Act) for which the maximumpenalty is imprisonment or other deprivation of liberty for a period of not less than 12 months or more severe penalty;
The second paragraph of the aforesaid article provides a more severe penalty for the same actions if they have caused serious consequences or were committed for gain.
Should the victim be a minor, or should the crime have been committed by more than one person working in collaboration,a more severe penalty will be imposed.
The second paragraph of the aforesaid article provides a more severe penalty for the same actions if they have caused serious consequences or involved violence or the threat of violence, or if committed for gain.
The Committee found, inter alia, that neither the Supreme Court northe State party had provided any reasoned explanation as to why such a severe penalty was warranted.
A less severe penalty was imposed if the victim suffered severe physical pain or was unable to use one or more of his or her limbs or bodily organs for a period not exceeding 30 days.
An aggravated criminal case could be taken up for reconsideration if previously unknown evidence which would have led to conviction ora substantially more severe penalty was presented.
The Singapore Government recognized that capital punishment was a severe penalty, imposed only for the most serious crimes in accordance with the law. It was an important component of Singapore's legal and justice system.
Many responding States indicated that extradition could be granted for offences punishable by imprisonment orother deprivation of liberty of not less than 12 months or a more severe penalty.
If the offence he committed had carried a less severe penalty, he would have been tried by the Central Criminal Court of the National High Court and would then have had the right to a full review of the conviction on appeal.
Would it consider including a provision in the Criminal Code to the effect that committing a racially-motivated offence constituted an aggravating circumstance requiring a more severe penalty.