Примеры использования Would be sentenced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 1981, she would be sentenced to life imprisonment.
The individuals apprehended following this incident had pleaded guilty and would be sentenced for their crimes in due course.
If returned he would be sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Your Honor, if it pleases the court Father Moore requested at the start of trial that if found guilty, he would be sentenced immediately.
All three defendants would be sentenced to life imprisonment on April 14.
Crossing the border"to flee from the country to another country orwith the aim of toppling the Republic" would be sentenced to correctional labour for five to ten years.
Would be sentenced to seven years' imprisonment due to his refusal to carry out his military service.
Everyone expected that he would be sentenced to death.
The author also claims to be a victim of a violation by Norway of article 14, paragraph 3(g),as he was allegedly told by the police that if he refused to plead guilty, he would be sentenced to 21 years' imprisonment.
If a person died as a result,the perpetrator would be sentenced under article 452 of the Penal Code, which related to homicide.
This article presented Mr. Al-Diqqi as the person behind a rape crime committed three years before on a Filipino female citizen, and for which he would be sentenced in absentia to capital punishment.
However, they claim that learning,on 6 May 2004, that he would be sentenced to death, after being subjected to a flagrantly unfair trial, only added to their despair.
He claimed that, if returned to Uzbekistan, he would be detained, punished andmistreated even more severely than in the past, and would be sentenced to life imprisonment for travelling abroad.
She claims that according to the Azerbaijani Constitution, he would be sentenced to a minimum of 7 years' imprisonment for deserting military service and tortured in detention because he is half Armenian.
In this context, the State party draws the Committee's attention to the fact that before the Committee the complainant argued that R.A. would be sentenced to prison for"minimum seven years" upon return to Azerbaijan.
Furthermore, there is no evidence to support the conclusion that,if returned to Azerbaijan, he would be sentenced to long-term imprisonment for having deserted military service and that he will be mistreated in prison due to his ethnic origin or for any other reason.
Administrative or judicial police officials who, being aware of any case of illegal or arbitrary detention, wherever it might be, declined to put an end to it(para. 21) would be sentenced to terms of detention and financial penalties.
The perpetrator would be tried andpunished accordingly and would be sentenced to the heavier penalty of those envisaged by the law.
Nevertheless, the reform ought also to be related to article 425 of the Penal Code on abuses against individuals, removing the reference to"torture"(or replacing it with"cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment"),since if article 425 was maintained in its current form, any public official who ordered or carried out acts of torture against a"prisoner or detainee" would be sentenced not under article 201 bis, but under article 425.
It, however, submits that no reason has emerged for believing that he would be sentenced to more severe punishment than other persons in the same situation.
The youth, charged with throwing an incendiary bottle at an"Egged" company bus,claimed that he had admitted committing the offense only after he was told by his interrogator that he would be sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment unless he confessed.
Counsel submits that,at the time of extradition, it was foreseeable that the author would be sentenced to death in California and therefore be exposed to violations of the Covenant.
Against this background, the State party finds it most unlikely that R.A.,if condemned at all upon return to Azerbaijan, would be sentenced to prison term due to his refusal to carry out his military service.
A member of the South African Defence Force found guilty of serving orproviding services as a mercenary would be sentenced, under the 1957 Defence Act, to up to two years' imprisonment and/or a fine of up to 5,000 South African rands.
During the past year, the Special Rapporteur received allegations concerning the imminent extradition of one person from Macao to China,where it was feared that he would be sentenced to death in circumstances where his fair trial rights might not be guaranteed.
The Committee reiterated that it was not necessary to prove, as suggested by the State party,that the author would be sentenced to death but that there was a"real risk" that the death penalty would be imposed on her.
The Court reached this finding after noting that there were serious grounds for thinking that if the German returned to the state of Virginia,where he had been accused of a double murder, he would be sentenced to death and therefore at risk from“death row syndrome” ECHR, 7 July 1989, Soering/United Kingdom.
In their application to the Aliens Appeals Board, the complainant and her husband stated, for the first tune,that R.A. would be sentenced to seven years' imprisonment due to his refusal to carry out his military service.
I would been sentenced to life in the suburbs, but I held on to the hope that I might get out early for good behavior.
Miller gave a lecture in defense of a mental retard, who would been sentenced to death after making a forced confession.