Exemples d'utilisation de The offence committed en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The offence committed is serious;
Details of the offence committed.
The offence committed and the sentence pronounced;
Knowledge of the offence committed; and.
The offence committed in Spain must be a serious offence. .
On traduit aussi
To warn concerning the offence committed.
The offence committed has not caused any significant social impact.
When a judge finds you guilty of the offence committed.
Incommensurate considering the gravity of the offence committed.
The offence committed has no overall impact on the amount of VAT due.
(a) the seriousness of the offence committed by the inmate;
Should jurisdiction ultimately depend on the gravity of the offence committed?
More important than the offence committed are the child's living conditions and family situation.
Disqualification under subparagraph 5 applies for the term of the sentence butceases if the person obtains a pardon for the offence committed.
This inquiry is compulsory where the offence committed is a felony.
If the offence is committed following such incitement or inducement,the person who provokes it shall be punished as the perpetrator of the offence committed.
(2) the nature, seriousness and consequences of the offence committed by the person;
If the offence is committed following such incitement or inducement,the person who provokes it shall be punished as the perpetrator of the offence committed.
Summons procedure followed, irrespective of whether the offence committed was minor or most serious.
A vacuum existed within domestic law in that there was no appropriate definition within existing penal systems which captured the nature of the offence committed.
Every sentence must be proportionate to the offence committed, given its nature and the surrounding circumstances Footnote 5.
This basically covers, inter alia, compensation for the injury caused by the offence committed.
Appears to be advisable by reason of the nature of the offence committed or of the need to combat certain types of offence; .
Sanctions meted out on traditional rulers depend on the gravity of the offence committed.
This is another provision that does not indicate the offence committed but, on the contrary, lays down grounds for absolving the person committing it.