Примеры использования To criminalise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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JS8 noted with concern attempts to criminalise sex work.
The obligation to criminalise the financing of terrorism-- sub-paragraph 1 b.
Several international instruments now require state parties to criminalise bribery of foreign government officials.
In 2012 there was a an attempt to criminalise sex work, but advocacy about the possible effects of such legislation on HIV rates made sure it was voted down.
Does Austria intend to introducea specific law or make amendments to existing laws so as to criminalise terrorism?
What measures, if any, have you adopted to criminalise the violation of the arms embargo?
Part(iv) of this recommendation encourages Armenia to conduct further analysis into the need and possibility to criminalise“illicit enrichment”.
The enactment of national legislation to criminalise people smuggling and trafficking in persons;
States increase their efforts to combat people smuggling and trafficking in persons,including by enacting national legislation to criminalise these activities.
The Act provides a hitherto lacking framework to criminalise instances of non-direct forms of violence.
For example, by asking oneself what is prohibited by the provisions of the article, the participant is assisted in his or her identification of the criminal conduct oraction which the legislator intends to criminalise.
This relates to the requirement to criminalise the financing of terrorist organisations and individual terrorists which is discussed above.
The development of model legislation for member countries to use in drafting domestic laws to criminalise people smuggling and trafficking in persons;
It does not require countries to criminalise TF as a strict liability offence(i.e., an offence for which the mens rea need not be proven), reckless or negligent TF.
The Scottish Government does not support smacking as a way of disciplining children butdoes not consider it appropriate to criminalise parents for lightly smacking their children.
This is sometimes referred to as the requirement to criminalise the financing of terrorist organisations and individual terrorist“for any purpose”.
NI expressed concern that the current political debates in Norway had little focus on the Roma's entitlement to respect for human rights, and instead concentrated on measures to criminalise their activities.
South Africa has had legislation with measures to criminalise and combat money laundering, including an obligation to report suspicious transactions, since 1996.
The Government has ratified the UN International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorism and shall soon pass legislation to criminalise terrorism, terrorist related acts sand other matters related thereto.
Parties undertake in particular:- to criminalise the laundering of the proceeds of crime;- to confiscate instrumentalities and proceeds or property the value of which corresponds to such proceeds.
Australia is resolute in its commitment to fulfilling its international obligations to protect women from exploitation and to criminalise and eliminate people trafficking, especially trafficking in women and children.
This aspect of R.5/INR.5 requires countries to criminalise the financing of terrorist acts- a term which is defined in the FATF glossary based on the same text from Article 2(1)(a) and 2(1)(b) the Terrorist Financing Convention.
In February 2015, Section 16 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 amended the Criminal Justice andImmigration Act 2008 to criminalise the possession of pornographic imagery depicting acts of rape.
The international instruments do not require States to criminalise sea piracy, and stipulates that all States cooperate to the fullest possible extent in the repression of piracy on the high seas or in any other place outside the jurisdiction of any State.
To criminalise the payment of ransom to terrorist individuals, groups, enterprises or organisations in accordance with Security Council resolution 1904(17 December 2009) and the resolution of the 27th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Interior Tunis, 16 March 2010.
According to its Article 37, state parties are under a duty to criminalise“the intentional conduct of forcing an adult or a child to enter into a marriage”.
Under the law to criminalise trafficking in human beings, sentences of between 2 to 9 years on specific counts have been given, although convictions for several counts(e.g. rape and immoral earnings) have resulted in sentences of up to 21 years.
The Trafficking andSmuggling of Persons Order was enforced in 2004 to criminalise the activities of human trafficking, human smuggling and exploitation of the trafficked persons.
Further adopt andenact legislation to criminalise racial and racially-motivated and hate crimes; to institutionalise national mechanisms for the collection of data on, and monitoring of, incidents of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia; and to adopt laws and concrete measures to ensure the prompt, impartial and independent investigation, prosecution and punishment of perpetrators of incidents of racial, and racially-motivated hate speech, discrimination, and crimes(Egypt);
Sub-paragraph d The Finnish legislation and procedures to control manufacturing, transfer and trace and to register small arms,as well as to criminalise related illicit activities, are in line with the Programme of Action adopted by the UN Conference on Small Arms and the EU Joint Action on Small Arms.