Примеры использования Such crimes should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All such crimes should be thoroughly investigated.
The Security Council stressed that such crimes should not remain unpunished.
Such crimes should fall within the jurisdiction of the Court.
It declared that such crimes should not go unpunished.
Such crimes should also be excluded from any amnesty provisions.
I emphatically state that perpetrators of such crimes should be brought to justice.
Such crimes should not be subject to any statute of limitations.
The Group believes that any persons implicated in such crimes should not hold public office.
Perpetrators of such crimes should realize that they shall not be able to escape the consequences of their actions.
The international community seemed to be unanimous in its determination that such crimes should not go unpunished.
Such crimes should be qualified as“widespread or systematic” and no grounds needed to be spelt out.
All delegations speaking on this issue emphasized that the child victims of such crimes should not be penalized.
Impunity for such crimes should be stopped and the State should take a leading role in this process.
UNHCR, however, has emphasized that whether an individual is implicated in such crimes should be determined on a case-by-case basis.
Persons convicted of such crimes should be dismissed and, pending the outcome of the investigation, be suspended from office.
His Government believed that not only the actual perpetrators, but also those who ordered,tolerated or profited from such crimes should be held responsible.
A definition of such crimes should be avoided, as existing international law already contained sufficient guidance in that respect.
They have served as a painful reminder to the international community that such crimes should never go unaccounted for and their perpetrators unpunished.
The threshold for such crimes should be kept low, and the wording should be“widespread or systematic commission”.
The very protracted nature of judicial inquiries into complaints of torture nullify the exemplary anddeterrent effect which the criminal prosecution of the perpetrators of such crimes should have.
Persons who are accused of such crimes should be submitted for the purpose of prosecution and trial in accordance with the applicable rules of international law; and.
In this context, in order to maximize the ability of States to put an end to impunity and to prevent the commission of other crimes, States' resources for combating such crimes should perhaps be increased.
Further, children who were victims of such crimes should not be subjected to judicial proceedings, but, on the contrary, should be placed in an appropriate therapeutic environment.
Further, with increasing popular awareness of the types of conduct involved and of the fact that they are, orshould be, treated as crimes, the underreporting of such crimes should be reduced.
The thresholds in such crimes should be minimal, and where no thresholds currently existed in law, as was the case for war crimes, no threshold should be added.
Raising awareness regarding the nature of gender-based violence and undertaking effective measures to identify andpunish perpetrators of such crimes should ultimately lead to the better protection of women and girls and contribute to ensuring their full enjoyment of human rights.
Such crimes should be dealt with through existing international instruments, or, if necessary, by amendments to those instruments, a situation which would be reflected in the resolution by which the Code was eventually adopted.
The general rule of law and practice in Guyana regarding statutory limitations for indictable offences dictate that,in the interest of public good, such crimes should not go unpunished because a certain time period has passed between the time of commission and the time of prosecution.
Moreover, such crimes should be clearly defined with an indication of the punishments to which they were liable, in order to observe the well-known principles of criminal law"nullum crimen sine lege" and"nulla poena sine lege.
The Special Rapporteur considers that women victims of such crimes should be put under the protection of a different Ministry,such as the Ministry of Social Welfare, in order that they may avoid situations of re-victimization.