Примеры использования Such acts should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such acts should therefore be revoked.
Those responsible for committing such acts should be brought to justice.
No such acts should go unpunished.
Those responsible for carrying out any such acts should be brought to justice.
Such acts should also be included in the jurisdiction of the court.
Persons responsible for such acts should be brought to justice.
Such acts should be defined as punishable offences in Cameroon's domestic law.
Those who incited and perpetrated such acts should be brought to justice.
While such acts should be punished, statements as serious as Mr. de Gouttes' were best avoided.
My Government condemns such violence in the strongest possible terms andbelieves that those responsible for such acts should be brought to justice.
Perpetrators of such acts should be prosecuted regardless of their status.
Recognizing also that free and fair elections should be free of intimidation, coercion andtampering of vote counts, and that all such acts should be sanctioned accordingly.
The Philippines likewise asserts that such acts should not be associated in any way with any culture, faith or religion.
Such acts should, however, consider the bill's other regulations and other requirements about the use of certain types of signatures.
The Philippines likewise asserts that such acts should not be associated in any way with any culture, faith or religion.
States must criminalize all forms of violence against women and girls committed in thename of honour and those deliberately participating in such acts should be brought to justice.
The perpetrators of such acts should pay damages to their victims, including child support payments for the babies born as a result of their actions.
Using alleged human rights activism as a cover for committing such acts should not be endorsed by any United Nations human rights mechanism.
Those guilty of such acts should also be ordered to pay compensation to the victims, including maintenance for children they had fathered.
Venezuela had made a proposal that had not been taken up butwhich now appeared pertinent in respect of autonomous unilateral acts: that such acts should only be confirmed explicitly.
Any allegation of perpetration of such acts should be brought before the relevant authorities so that investigations and prosecutions could be brought up against the perpetrators.
Moreover, the second sentence, as currently drafted, implied that it was because acts addressed in article 20 were"extreme" that they ought to be prohibited;in point of fact, all such acts should be prohibited.
However, they noted that such acts should be undertaken through authorized channels and within the limits of the law and national sovereignty by State-recognized national bodies.
It was also observed however that there were certain unilateral acts performed in relation to treaties which were not governed by the rules of treaty law, andthe view was expressed that such acts should be included within the ambit of the study.
Those who perpetrate such acts should be prosecuted and punished, and should no longer be allowed to enjoy impunity for their actions, in accordance with the Charter, justice and the rule of law.
All allegations of ill-treatment and torture in custody must be investigated promptly by an independent body, andthose held to be accountable for such acts should face appropriate sanctions/prosecution.
Such acts should be intended to produce legal effects, to modify the legal situation of the State carrying out the act and, indirectly, that of the State or States affected by the act. .
While international organizations must be held accountable for their wrongful acts, the approach taken to the responsibility of international organizations for such acts should be different to that adopted in respect of States, because of the disparate nature of their obligations under international law.
Such acts should be brought to the attention of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) and the other treaty bodies, since they constituted a gross violation of the principles underpinning the entire human rights system and required particular vigilance on the part of everyone.
The New Zealand draft also sought to ensure the prosecution of individuals committing acts against the personnel concerned by providing that such acts should be regarded as crimes under the national law of States and be subject to the appropriate penalties.