Eksempler på brug af Those who commit på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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They used us to protect those who committed genocide.
 Those who commit these heinous crimes often escape justice.
This is only the beginning for those who committed treason.
Those who commit sin are those who want to sin-they do not want to give up sinning.
Enormous opportunities exist for those who commit to taking action….
The penalty for those who commit torture for people who do better and make it a crime deterrent.
Where does responsibility lie between those who incite to a deed and those who commit it?
The Internet has been a boon to those who commit such crimes against children.
We cannot expect God to be on our side if we tolerate abominations or those who commit them.
It is vitally important that those who commit these crimes are made to answer for their actions.
I worked very hard in my committee to make sure we also set tougher penalties for those who commit offences against children under 16.
That statement is inadequate, for those who commit the acts of cruelty need to be shown where the limits are.
We cannot allow peaceful demonstrators expressing genuine fears andconcerns to be tarred with the same brush as those who commit acts of violence.
In the sixth circle, they find the shades of those who committed heresy, or denied the true Christian path.
If those who committed so many crimes in this area would have followed the message of this booklet, none of these terrible things would have happened.
John writes that we all have sin, but that those who commit sin have neither seen God nor known Him. 1 John 1:8; 3:6.
The reason is that we have to explain this policy to our citizens who are full of concern:they should not be afraid of immigration as such, but of those who commit crimes.
Suicide is a dreadful sin The souls of those who commit suicide… are obliged to repeat their painful deaths everyda.
There can be no freedom without rules and, most importantly,the Internet cannot and must not be an area of freedom for those who commit criminal acts and preach hatred and intolerance.
But it is vital on this occasion that those who committed so appalling a crime should not be allowed to avoid the consequences of their acts.
A well-integrated policy on combating human trafficking cannot simply be limited to taking traffickers like this one into custody androbustly tackling those who commit such crimes, but must also properly focus on the victims.
John writes that we all have sin, but that those who commit sin have neither seen God nor known Him.(1 John 1:8; 3:6). What is the difference?
Mr President, Commissioner, it is very sad and shameful to contemplate the fact that,in the vast majority of cases, those who commit despicable and atrocious crimes against humanity, including genocide, remain unpunished.
The impunity of those who commit terrible crimes against their own citizens and against other people regardless of their citizenship must be ended.
The Irish Criminal Law Jurisdiction Act of 1976, however, deals with those who commit serious crimes in one jurisdiction and flee to another.
The court will ensure that those who commit the most serious crimes of international concern will not be able to do so with impunity and thus will have a deterrent effect.
The fact that these women have not had full justice andredress also means that those who committed these crimes have effectively enjoyed immunity for their acts.
Firstly, taking action against those who commit fraud should not be used as a backdoor way by those who want to increase tax harmonisation across Europe for those of us who honestly pay our taxes.
There is a big difference between having sin andcommitting sin. Those who commit sin are those who want to sin-they do not want to give up sinning.
This means that those who commit crimes will never be able to be sex tourists and exploit the poorest and youngest children and young people in other countries because prosecution and punishment will await them when they arrive home, wherever that is in the EU.