Примеры использования Who had committed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Anyone who had committed crimes should be brought to justice in accordance with the law.
The amnesty law 2016 exempts from liability even those combatants who had committed a crime outside the ATO area.
Everyone who had committed war crimes or crimes against humanity must be brought to justice.
The courts had heard 284 cases in 2007 involving law enforcement personnel who had committed unlawful acts, and 374 cases in 2008.
It called for all those who had committed violations of human rights and other crimes to be brought to justice.
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It specified that there should be no confusion between individuals who had been involved in combating terrorism and those who had committed offences.
As a result, many of those who had committed human rights violations had been imprisoned.
The State's accountability guaranteed that compensation would be obtained if a public servant who had committed acts of torture was insolvent.
We speak about persons who had committed crimes on the territory of the Republic of South Ossetia", said the President.
Zambia reported that capital punishment could be imposed on a juvenile who had committed murder, aggravated robbery or treason.
The demonstrators who had committed unlawful acts had been arrested, charged and prosecuted.
In the discussion that followed,Mr. Guissé said the reality of impunity for United Nations personnel who had committed serious offences was not acceptable.
The prisoner who had committed suicide by hanging at Dob Prison in 2008 had served 4 years of his 10-year sentence.
He noted with satisfaction that impunity had been terminated and that those persons who had committed offences during the military dictatorship were being brought to justice.
The applicant, who had committed a murder, contested his extradition to the United States, where he was liable to the death penalty.
A number of official publications addressed the need to combat impunity of Government officials who had committed crimes against humanity and against women in particular.
Those who had committed the violations highlighted by the Board of Auditors, as well as those who had turned a blind eye to them, must be held accountable for their actions.
The Government expressed concern that the terrorists, who had committed their acts far away from Bissau,had not been caught before reaching the country.
Although the prosecution witnesses presented an assortment of non-credible statements,none of them identified Mr. Sannikov as the person who had committed violence or disobeyed police orders.
The first category includes the criminals who had committed the genocide and feared being brought to justice by the new Government;
All respondents defined a juvenile offender as a juvenile(in accordance with the age range provided in their legal system) who had committed a criminal offence.
Under the law on asylum, a person who had committed any offence, in Russia or in his country of origin.
He wondered how the Government could take measures against those responsible if the law made it impossible to prosecute public officials who had committed or authorized such acts.
Sixty years ago, in the Nuremberg trials, those who had committed massive crimes were held accountable for the first time before the international community.
Normally, the military courts were responsible only for cases involving military personnel,civilians in military camps or civilians who had committed crimes against military institutions or property.
It includes the cases of seven officers who had committed minor offences in 2011, none of which was related to arbitrary detention, torture or excessive use of force.
The Government had had to take steps to reduce the prison population,for example by releasing those who had committed offences against property or minor ordinary offences.
Only those who had committed crimes were sent to prison, and the criminals and those who breached the law fled to the country so as to escape the legal proceedings and punishment.
He asked whether the allegations were true and, if so,what steps had been taken to punish police officers who had committed such acts and what preventive measures were envisaged.
Those who had committed grave breaches of international humanitarian law, however, would not be exempted but would be subject to possible prosecution by the war crimes tribunal.