Примеры использования To a prison sentence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Shall be liable to a prison sentence of 10 to 20 years.
Chkhetiani, a resident of Kutaisi and born in 1973,had been condemned to a prison sentence of 15 years.
The complainant was sentenced on 28 August 1992 to a prison sentence on the basis of a confession obtained as a result of torture.
It should be noted here that defamation canlead to a fine, whereas incitement can lead to a prison sentence.
This sentence was later commuted to a prison sentence of twenty years.
Since 2004, there has been a marked increase in the number of personsplaced under electronic surveillance, the most common alternative to a prison sentence.
That is a terrible allegation against a spy that could lead to a prison sentence- or to a bullet in the head.
Ensure the provision of rehabilitation and counselling for all perpetrators of Optional Protocol offences,including those who have not been subject to a prison sentence;
If the perpetrator procures a minor, he orshe is liable to a prison sentence from one to ten years.
Justice for Magdalenes(JFM) referred to the specific case of girls andwomen placed in Magdalene Laundries on probation and as an alternative to a prison sentence.
This article provides that an offender is liable to a prison sentence not exceeding one year or a fine not exceeding AWG 1000.
Moreover, in practice there have been a number of cases where the death sentence has been commuted to a prison sentence following an appeal.
Although Ms. Rahmanpour's punishment could have been commuted to a prison sentence if she would obtain the pardon of the heirs of the victim, such was not the case.
Providing direct or indirect financial or economic support to such persons and organizations is an offence, andcan lead to a prison sentence.
There were in Israel between 70,000 and 80,000 illegal migrant workers,who were liable to a prison sentence of up to one year if they were arrested while in possession of false Israeli identity papers.
Under article 25.1 and 2 of Law No. 93of 2000 entitled"Law against acts of terrorism", anyone who provides funds for acts of terrorism is subject to a prison sentence of ten to thirty years.
The defendant was sentenced to a prison sentence under the Criminal Code Article 167(“attempted destruction of other people's property by means of explosion”) and Part 2 of Article 223(“illegal manufacture of an explosive device by a group of persons in prior conspiracy”).
May 2008 saw the introduction of a new law making traffickers liable to a prison sentence of between 5 and 10 years.
At present, 13 convicted criminals whose death sentence was commuted to a prison sentence following pardon are being held in penal institutions;the death sentence of 197 persons has been commuted to a prison sentence by the Supreme Court.
Persons who have committed offences for which the Criminal Code of Uzbekistan provides for capital punishment may,as the result of a pardon, have the death penalty commuted to a prison sentence of 25 years.
Under this provision, anybody who employs a minor in dangerous, inhumane or prohibited activities oroverburdens him with work is liable to a prison sentence of between one and five years.
Thus, under article 198(a) of the Code, whoever encouraged any form of hatred or incited racial discrimination against any group of persons of another colour orof another ethnic origin was liable to a prison sentence of up to two years.
Ms. PEREZ-DUARTE(Mexico) said that, under the Federal Act to Prevent and Punish Torture and local legislation,persons found guilty of torture were not only liable to a prison sentence, but were also required to pay compensation to the victim.
Under article 141 of the Criminal Code, any official or other representative of the administration who orders, or causes to be ordered, an arbitrary act or one prejudicial to individual freedom, to the civil rights of one or more persons orto the laws in effect is liable to a prison sentence of 5 to 10 years.
Under the National Police Service Act, police officers convicted of torture or cruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment were liable to a prison sentence of up to 25 years.
Finally, concerning the penalty provided for in article 277 of the Penal Code, which had been described as too weak, he said that a person who tortured a suspect in order to obtain a confession would be prosecuted not only under article 277 of the Penal Code but also under articles of the Penal Code dealing with violations of physical integrity according to the circumstances of the case andthat the perpetrator would be liable to a prison sentence of at least 15 years.
Anyone using coercion to prevent another person from exercising his freedom of association or the right to strike or stop work, or to impair those rights,shall be liable to a prison sentence of between one and three years.
Anyone who re-enters Colombia after expulsion based on a decision of a competent authority, but who has failed to comply with thelegal requirements for re-entry, shall be liable to a prison sentence of six months to two years.
The Committee also notes that the offender who commits a criminal offence relating to narcotics against a protected person including a child is liable to a prison sentence of up to 15 years.
Moreover, article 110 bis, paragraph 3, of the Criminal Code stipulates that"any public servant or officer who uses ororders the use of torture to obtain a confession shall be liable to a prison sentence of between six months and three years.