Примери за използване на Aggravating circumstance на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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With the aggravating circumstance of…".
Your Honor, there is no evidence of aggravating circumstance.
There is no aggravating circumstance present in the case.
If feelings are involved in cheating, is that an aggravating circumstance?
What is your aggravating circumstance?
Moreover, ladies and gentlemen,illegal immigration in Italy has become a criminal offence, an aggravating circumstance.
The fourth aggravating circumstance(d) is where the perpetrator has previously been convicted of offences established under the Convention.
The refusal and the giving of false explanations can not be taken into account when determining the penalty as an aggravating circumstance.
What is the legal mechanism regarding hate crimes(is this an aggravating circumstance, is mandatory sentencing required, etc.).
An aggravating circumstance in the country is the living public memory of Communism when journalism was officially replaced by propaganda," Lozanov says.
The couple faces a jail term of between one and six years for the crime of theft with the aggravating circumstance of having stolen an asset of public utility.
The judges considered this as an aggravating circumstance, as Beqaj's offence was committed at a moment when the witness was particularly vulnerable.
The couple could be facing a sentence of between one and six years for theft with the aggravating circumstance of having stolen an asset of public utility.
An aggravating circumstance is this: for 15 years, the European Court of Auditors has been unable to approve the management by the Commission of these tens of billions of euro.
The couple could be facing a sentence of between one and six years for theft with the aggravating circumstance of having stolen an asset of public utility.
They should ensure that the aggravating circumstance is made available to judges for their consideration when sentencing offenders, although there is no obligation on judges to take the aggravating circumstance into account in their sentence.
Further, under the Penal Code,domestic violence is still not recognized as a separate crime or as an aggravating circumstance of a crime.
In all cases, racist or xenophobic motivation shall be considered to be an aggravating circumstance or, alternatively, the courts must be empowered to take such motivation into consideration when determining the penalties to be applied.
And during a court hearing against the popular ATO veteran- Inna Hryschenko,one of the prosecutors said that“Participation in the ATO is an aggravating circumstance.”.
Does this mean, however,that consuming political power in Croatia is turning into an aggravating circumstance and, therefore, everyone in power is a priori a suspect?
Establish the exploitation of the superior position of an offender(in family, in education,in professional relations, etc.) as an aggravating circumstance;
Escape, or attempt to escape, even ifit is a repeated offence, shall not be deemed an aggravating circumstance in cases where an internee is prosecuted for offences committed during his escape.
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that where a criminal offence referred to in Article 3, 4 or 5 is committed within a criminal organisation in the sense of Framework Decision 2008/841/JHA,this shall be considered to be an aggravating circumstance.
We further call upon them to investigate the homophobic motivation in the case and recognize it as an aggravating circumstance in all levels of the criminal proceedings.
Member States are not obliged to provide for the aggravating circumstance where national law provides for the criminal offences as defined in Framework Decision 2008/841/JHA to be punishable as a separate criminal offence and this may lead to more severe sanctions.
Calls, therefore, on the Member States to provide specialised support programmes for these victims and to recognise this as an aggravating circumstance in their criminal justice response to trafficking in human beings;
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that it is regarded as an aggravating circumstance when the commission of a criminal offence referred to in Article 6 or 7 targets vulnerable natural persons, including children.
Set aside that part of the judgment under appeal in which the General Court has annulled in part the decision as regards the imputation of an aggravating circumstance, namely repeated infringements, and consequently reduced the amount of the fine;
Attempted escape, even if it is a repetition of the offense,shall not be considered as an aggravating circumstance in case the prisoner of war should be given over to the courts on account of crimes or offenses against persons or property committed in the course of that attempt.
Member States should ensure that the fact that a criminal offence is committed within a criminal organisation as defined in Council Framework Decision 2008/841/JHA(10)is considered to be an aggravating circumstance in accordance with the applicable rules established by their legal systems.