Примеры использования To be punishable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What will happen to the town would have to be punishable enough.
The acts were held to be punishable under the Third and the Fourth Geneva Conventions.
Criminal charges relate in principle to acts declared to be punishable under domestic criminal law.
It is enough for acts to be punishable under Belgian law and meet a minimum level of criminality.
The terms of article 4, paragraph 2,of the Convention called for such offences to be punishable by appropriate penalties.
For such an offence to be punishable, the religious ceremony that is obstructed must not endanger public order, health or morals.
Particularly serious crimes continued to be punishable by the death penalty.
To be punishable it must be proved under article 9 that the parent knew that the purpose was the exploitation of the child.
It is common for commercial fraud to be punishable under criminal law.
While it was clear why the incitement must be"direct", it was less easy to see why it must be"public" in order for it to be punishable.
No measure may be imposed when the offence ceases to be punishable or no longer constitutes an offence.
It is enough for facts to be punishable under Belgian law and for them to meet a minimum level of criminality, irrespective of how they are denoted.
It recalls that criminal charges relate in principle to acts declared to be punishable under domestic criminal law.
For the offence to be punishable, a causal link must simply be demonstrated between the acts of economic cooperation and the terrorist acts or groups.
It recalls that criminal charges relate in principle to acts declared to be punishable under domestic criminal law.
Several States told the Committee that, in order to be punishable as incitement, a statement must be shown to be likely to lead to the commission of an act of terrorism.
It was agreed that perjury committed in the context of video-link testimony had to be punishable as a criminal offence.
For such acts to be punishable(a) they should meet double criminality requirements; and(b) the perpetrator should be a national of Paraguay at the time of the act or have acquired its nationality after commission of the act.
It is an established principle that a subordinate should not obey an order given by his superior officer to commit an act which he knows to be punishable by law.
The participation must be aimed at a specific offence in order to be punishable as section 23 of the Danish Criminal Code does not in itself confer penal authority, but merely expands the actus reus of the individual penal provisions.
Ge that:“We believe it necessary not only to punish actions conductedby religious viewpoints but also for any illegal actions by ethnic viewpoints to be punishable also.”.
Among recently reporting States,there was little discussion as to whether a statement, in order to be punishable as incitement, must be proved to have an actual likelihood of leading to the commission of a terrorist act.
States parties concerned should also include in their reports information relating to practices considered by their laws and jurisprudence to be punishable as blasphemous.
The Special Rapporteur observes that property crimes under Iraqi laws continue to be punishable by the death penalty- and that such penalties are, indeed, applied and enforced contrary to the previous denials of the Government of Iraq.
Successful investigations and prosecutions may have some deterrent effect by,at a minimum, increasing awareness of the types of acts that are likely to be punishable offences.
With regard to systematic or mass violations of human rights,in order for such acts to be punishable by an international criminal court, it had to be proved not only that they were systematic and conducted on a massive scale, but also that they were of an exceptional nature.
Nevertheless, critics consider that the Bill still needs to be more specific in its definitions of"other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment orpunishment" in order for such definitions to be punishable by law.
However, article 8 of the same Code states that in the cases described in articles 6 and 7,in order for crimes to be punishable in Costa Rica, it is necessary for the offender to be in the national territory; this is not true for cases covered by article 5, for which only State action is required.
On 3 July 1996, after reprimanding the author and his friend under section 71 of the Hungarian Code of Criminal Procedure,the public prosecutor's office discontinued its investigations under section 139 of the Code as"their conduct ceased to be punishable.
The provisions in the Criminal Code designated as indictable(i.e. serious) offences,including the offence of assault(mishandeling), must have been committed with intent if they are to be punishable. Offences that may be committed negligently are an exception to this rule, but are few in number.