Примеры использования She has committed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He/she has committed a predicate criminal offence;
This makes Norma believe that she has committed the murder.
Now, she does not deny that she has committed some terrible acts, but what we must determine here today in this court is what drove my client to commit these acts.
Usually deportation comes into question when a foreigner's residence permit is not renewed and/or he/she has committed an offence in Finland.
When there are serious grounds to suppose that he/she has committed a severe criminal offence of non-political nature outside the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria;
The CPC spells out that investigation is started against a person if there is reasonable ground to believe that he/she has committed a criminal offence.
It is not clear what criminal offence she has committed and she has not yet been charged.
In accordance to sub-point"a" of the article 3 in the Chapter 23,an entry into Georgia of the citizen of foreign state, can be denied in case he/she has committed crimes against peace and humankind.
In respect of him or her, there are serious reasons for believing that he/she has committed serious offences or intends to commit such acts, namely within the European Union territory.
The citizen may not be called to account for, or suffer harmful consequences from,the attitudes expressed, unless he/she has committed a criminal offence by the same.
The criminal legislation of Serbia also applies to its national when he or she has committed any other offence abroad, or if found in the territory of Serbia or if he or she has been extradited to Serbia.
Article 126 of the Constitution states that"Each member of the RoyalGovernment shall be liable to punishment for any crime or misdemeanour that he/she has committed in the course of his/her duty.
A criminal will be punished by imprisonment of 7- 12 years if he/she has committed this crime with a special motive, such as, but not limited to, committing a criminal act on the grounds of a nationalistic, ethnic or racial hatred, or skin-colour-based hatred.
Perpetrators may be sent to the court accompanied by a judicial police officer only when he/she has committed a criminal offence or when arrested with a warrant;
When there are serious grounds to suppose that he/she has committed an act, which, according to the Bulgarian laws and international agreements to which the Republic of Bulgaria is a party, is defined as a war crime or as a crime against peace and humanity;
A citizen cannot be held accountable for or suffer from adverse consequences of attitudes presented in public criticism or a filed complaint, appeal, petition or motion,unless he/she has committed a criminal offence.
Article 4 of the mentioned Law says that every person with mental disorders,irrespective of whether he/she has committed a criminal offence or not, is entitled to have good quality of care and improvement of his/her health under the equal conditions as any other citizen.
It all begins with an encounter with law enforcement-- a discretionary decision by law enforcement officials to target a person not because he or she has committed a crime, but because of a person's skin colour.
Article 23 says:"If several persons jointly commit a criminal offence by participating in the act of commission or otherwise,each of them shall be punished as prescribed for the act as though he/she has committed the offence him/herself.
Many States noted their application of article 1(F) of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees,which excludes from the Convention's protection any person with respect to whom there are serious reasons for considering that he or she has committed one of several specified serious crimes, or acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.
States Parties shall take appropriate measures, in conformity with the relevant provisions of national and international law, including international human rights law,for the purpose of ensuring that refugee status is not granted to any person in respect of whom there are serious reasons for considering that he or she has committed an offence referred to in article 2.
States Parties shall take appropriate measures, in conformity with the relevant provisions of national and international law, including international human rights law,for the purpose of ensuring that refugee status is not granted to any person in respect of whom there are serious reasons for considering that he or she has committed an offence set forth in article 2 of the present Convention.
Spool then reveals that she had committed the murders in order to protect Norman.
The forensic examination concluded that she had committed suicide.
The forensic examination concluded that she had committed suicide.
The fact that a woman was pregnant did not suffice to prove that she had committed the crime of adultery.
Thurston stressed that the overdose had been unintentional andthat no evidence suggested she had committed suicide.
On 24 July 1998 a parallel request was received for the extradition of his wife,Mrs. Nada Sakic, wanted by the Examining Court of the Belgrade District Tribunal on wellgrounded suspicion that she had committed the crime of genocide.
On 30 July there came an extradition request from the Government of Croatia, saying that she was wanted by the Regional Court of the city of Zagreb because there were substantial grounds for suspecting that she had committed crimes against humanity.
Pursuant to Article 4 of the Republic of Lithuania Law on the Refugee Status(Official Journal., 1995, No. 63-1578; 2000, No. 56-1561), the refugee status shall be denied to the foreigner who conforms to the definition of a refugee andthere are grounds to believe that, prior to the arrival in the Republic of Lithuania, he/she had committed a serious non-political crime.