Примеры использования To arrest and detain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It does not have clear legal powers to arrest and detain.
The power to arrest and detain the offender under supervision in cases where there is a breach of the conditions shall be prescribed by law.
The security apparatus continues to arrest and detain civilians arbitrarily.
The powers to arrest and detain a suspect are provided under the Immigration Ordinanceand Immigration Service Ordinance.
According to the source, nevertheless,President Jammeh seemingly opted to arrest and detain Mr. Manneh.
The national security forces have continued to arrest and detain individuals accused of FNL membership or collaboration.
In addition, during the numerous raids carried out, the occupying forces continued to arrest and detain more Palestinians.
These laws often gave the police great latitude to arrest and detain sex workers, sometimes at the cost of violating sex workers' rights.
The key human rights principles that must guide the lawful application of the powers to arrest and detain are the following.
Military personnel only had the power to arrest and detain persons who had committed a minor offence(falta) or who were caught flagrante delicto question 6.
In spite of recent releases,the Government continued to arrest and detain activists.
The powers of an immigration officer to arrest and detain are prescribed under the Immigration Ordinance(Cap. 115)and Immigration Service Ordinance Cap. 331.
The Constitution greatly restricts the ability of the government at all levels to infringe on the liberty of its citizens;several provisions bear directly on the power to arrest and detain.
In the Kingdom of Cambodia, the person who has the right to arrest and detain is called a judicial police officer.
It continued to arrest and detain thousands of civiliansand to conduct military incursions into Palestinian population centres causing extensive loss of life.
In Timor-Leste, the authority to maintain law and order, and to arrest and detain individuals, primarily rests with PNTL.
Under immigration legislation,executive authorities have the power to order their deportation and removal and to arrest and detain them.
Some States continue to resort to ambiguous security laws to arrest and detain human rights defenders, often without charges.
It urges once more all States to arrest and detain persons suspected of genocideand other serious violations of international humanitarian law in accordance with resolution 978 1995.
The measures taken in 2005 by the authorities of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to arrest and detain leaders of militia groups suspected of committing serious human rights abuses;
Section 73 allows any police officer without warrant to arrest and detain, pending enquiries, any person in respect of whom he has reason to believe that there are grounds which would justify his detention under section 8 and that he has acted or is about to act or is likely to act in any manner prejudicial to the security of Malaysia or any part thereof or to the maintenance of essential services therein or to the economic life thereof.
Although that long-overdue step was welcome,the occupying Power continued to arrest and detain Palestinian civilians, including children under 12 years of age, on a daily basis.
The occupying Power also continues to arrest and detain Palestinian civilians, including women, violating their human rights and subjecting them to severe intimidation and humiliation.
She also noted that in the context of counter-terrorism efforts some States continue to resort to ambiguous security laws to arrest and detain human rights defenders, often without charges.
Meanwhile, the Eritrean authorities continued to arrest and detain locally recruited staff of UNMEE, usually on the grounds that the staff members did not fulfil national service obligations.
With regard to the criminal justice system, there appeared to be a host of institutions-- including the security forces-- that were empowered to arrest and detain suspects or hold them incommunicado.
Military personnel are permitted, under special rules, to arrest and detain military and related personnel in the context of disciplinary proceedings.
On 20 June 2001, the Parliament approved an amendment to the National Security Forces Act, endorsed by the Presidenton 4 July 2001, which allowed security forces to arrest and detain individuals for several months without judicial review, depending on the crime.
Article 33 implies, however, that States parties' obligations to arrest and detain the subjects of such warrants arise only after the indictment has been personally notified to the accused.
The 2010 National Security Act allows NISS agents and their associates to arrest and detain people without judicial oversight for up to four and a half months.