Examples of using Aggravated forms in English and their translations into Arabic
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Multiple and aggravated forms of discrimination.
More serious attention should be given to multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination.
Women and children with disabilities faced aggravated forms of discrimination and other obstacles in life and their considerable talents were often wasted.
It also considered the relationship between religion and race and multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination.
Multiple discrimination or aggravated forms of racial discrimination 100 111 31.
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Also in the Durban Programme of Action numerous references are made to multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination.
Furthermore, the Zionists continue to practise aggravated forms of torture in interrogating the Palestinians, which have sometimes resulted in death.
One expert considered vital the need todirect particular attention to the issue of multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination.
Mr. Meyer-Bisch emphasized the issue of multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination, for example based on religion, race and gender.
Aggravated forms of the criminal offence include the circumstances when the criminal offence is committed within the framework of an organized criminal association set up for implementing such acts or obtaining high proceeds.
In many jurisdictions, the criminal code contained provisions on aggravated forms of the offence of trafficking in persons.
The occupying forces continue to practices aggravated forms of torture in interrogating Palestinians, and their methods- such as violent shaking- which have sometimes resulted in death, are commonplace.
In many jurisdictions, the criminal code contained provisions on aggravated forms of the offence of trafficking in persons.
With regard to aggravating circumstances within the meaning of article 7, paragraph 3, of the Convention, ordering or committing murder in time of war,armed conflict or occupation constitutes aggravated forms of war crimes, punishable by a more severe penalty.
New strategies should be developed to address multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination, in particular those suffered by vulnerable groups.
The Special Rapporteur stressed the value of alternative formulations for" crimes", such as" international wrongful act of a serious nature", or" exceptionally serious wrongful act", some of which were distinct legal wrongs in themselves(e.g. aggression, genocide),some of which were aggravated forms of breaches of general obligations(e.g. systematic torture).
Decree- Law No. 25.659 of August 1992 penalizes aggravated forms of terrorism(which it terms“treason”) committed in the following ways.
Recognizing the importance of the intersection of religion and race andthat instances can arise of multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination on the basis of religion and other grounds, such as race, colour, descent or national or ethnic origin.
Gravely concerned that persons withdisabilities are often subject to multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination and are still largely invisible in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals.
Emphasizes the need for measures to ensure that persons withdisabilities are not subject to multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination or excluded from participation on an equal basis with others in the implementation of the international development goals, in particular women, children, youth, indigenous peoples and older persons;
The consultation process in any aspect of implementation should ensure effectiveparticipation by persons with disabilities subject to multiple or aggravated forms of discrimination and those who require more intensive support, in keeping with the revised World Programme of Action, the Standard Rules and the Convention, preamble(j) and(p).
While section 340 of the German Criminal Code and the Act on the Suppression of Crime, dated 28 October 1994, would seem to cover most incidents of torture,statistical coverage of the incidence of torture, aggravated forms of torture with specific intent(dolus specialis) and incidents causing severe mental pain or suffering(“mental torture” insofar as not covered by article 343 of the German Penal Code) are not covered by current legislative provisions, as required by the Convention.
The experts considered the following phenomena, as formulated by theChairman of the Working Group:(a) multiple discrimination or aggravated forms of racial discrimination;(b) ethnic cleansing;(c) genocide;(d) religious intolerance and defamation of religious symbols;(e) racial discrimination in the private sphere; and(f) incitement to racial hatred and dissemination of hate speech and xenophobic and caricatural pictures, through traditional mass media and information technology, including the Internet.
To date, several countries from various regions have still not criminalized the illicit trafficking in firearms andconsider this conduct as an aggravated form of contraband.
In the event an aggravated form of felonious injury arises during commission of these offences, the offender is subject to additional provisions relating to offences committed through felonious injury.".
UK law does not provide for an aggravated form of bribery nor does it make any distinction, with regard to sentencing, between bribery in the public and in the private sector, bribery of national and foreign officials, or bribery involving a breach or duty, facilitation payments and other forms of.
In addition to defining such criminal offence in accordance with the Protocol to prevent, suppress and punish trafficking in persons, especially women and children,the Article contains also an aggravated form of the criminal offence if it is committed against a minor or by threat, deception, kidnapping or abuse of a subordinated or dependent position, or with the purpose of forcing a person to pregnancy or in vitro fertilization, which constitutes the grounds for more severe punishment.
However, the Committee is concerned that the legislation does not seem to criminalize the sale of children for the purpose of illegal adoption, the sale of children for the engagement of the child in forced labour and the sale for the transfer of organs of the child for profit,which is punished as an aggravated form of trafficking, but not as a separate offence.
After all, is capital punishment not an aggravated form of corporal punishment? If the amputation of limbs is considered cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment, how can beheading then be qualified differently? If even comparatively lenient forms of corporal punishment, such as 10 strokes on the buttocks, are absolutely prohibited under international human rights law, how can hanging, the electric chair, execution by a firing squad and other forms of capital punishment ever be justified under the very same provisions?