Примеры использования To have been convicted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some of them are said to have been convicted of apostasy.
Not to have been convicted within the last seven years of a crime affecting dignity or honesty.
He was the first foreigner to have been convicted under R.A. 7610.
Not to have been convicted within the last seven years of an offence involving honour or honesty.
Furthermore, United Nations sanctions programmes have not required their targets to have been convicted by a court of law.
Not to have been convicted within the last seven years of an offence involving dignity and honesty.
If the crime of which he is accused or alleged to have been convicted is an offence of a political character;
In the case of the staff members detained by the Israeli authorities,the Agency eventually received copies of some of the official court documentation relating to staff members reported to have been convicted or indicted.
The complainant also claims to have been convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.
Since you met for 20 or 30 minutes and communication between Washington and Moscow is improving, would it be possible to exchange Edward Snowden for a Russian citizen from among those whom the Russian Foreign Ministry considers to have been convicted without cause in the United States?
Jafarov Intigain is said to have been convicted of robbery under article 145 of the Criminal Code and given a 10-year sentence.
Moreover, in order to prove that property constitutes the proceeds of an offence,the person prosecuted for the offence of laundering those proceeds is not required to have been convicted of the predicate offence(article 27, paragraph 5, of Law No. 19.913), as is reflected in the relevant decisions of the Chilean courts.
Some of them are said to have been convicted of“creating divisions and undermining the Government” and receiving funds from abroad.
Subsection(2) of the same section provides that"the magistrate shall receive the evidence which may be tendered to show that the crime of which the prisoner is accused or alleged to have been convicted is an offence of a political character or is not an extradition crime.
With regard to article 14, paragraph 2, he claims to have been convicted in the absence of sufficient evidence to set aside the principle of presumption of innocence.
The Committee would appreciate further information in the form of replies to the following questions. For the right to compensation to be effective, was it essential for a particular individual to have been convicted of torture, or was a recommendation by the National Human Rights Commission sufficient?
He is reported to have been convicted of participating in a coup d'état plot in 1990 and having been a freemason and a member of the Lions Clubs International.
The eligibility criteria for the security personnel licence are the same in the four States that require it andinclude requisite training and experience;not to have been convicted of any crime or other offence; and fulfilment of the criteria relating to good moral conduct.
He was said to have been convicted of robbery and“being against the people's will” and was reportedly tortured until he signed a confession admitting participation in activities against the Government 13 February 1998.
By midDecember, no other defendants had been brought to public trial, although two, Mehrhangiz Kar, a lawyer prominent in women's and children's causes, andShahla Lahiji, a publisher, were reported by the press to have been convicted at an in camera session of the Revolutionary Court during which they had"confessed.
Subsection 2 of the same Act provides that"in the case of a fugitive criminal alleged to have been convicted of an extradition crime, if such evidence is produced as, subject to this Act, would according to the law of Uganda prove that the prisoner was convicted of such crime, the magistrate shall commit him or her to prison.
Some of the eligibility criteria for the company or owner licence are common to most of the laws analysed, including the need for the applicant to meet certain qualification and training requirements;the requirement not to have been convicted of any crime or other offence; and the requirement of good conduct.
Article 4 states that:"All Malagasy citizens may stand for election if they meet the requirements to be entitled to vote and those of the particular legislation for each category of election, in particular: to be on the official list of electors, to be of the age required by law for each elective position; never to have been convicted of any crime or misdemeanour.
Section 10(2) of the Extradition Act provides that"The magistrate shall receive any evidence which may be tendered to show that the crime of which the prisoner is accused or alleged to have been convicted is an offence of a political character or is not an extradition crime";
Most have been convicted to between 12 and 20 years' imprisonment.
To date, 21 persons have been convicted in East Timor for serious crimes.
III. The provisions of this Decree shall not apply to persons who have been convicted of dishonourable offences or murder, nor shall they apply to repeat offenders.
This principle also applies to those who have been convicted.”.
Most states deny voting rights to persons who have been convicted of certain serious crimes.