Examples of using Conduct constituting in English and their translations into Arabic
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This means it applies to conduct constituting the offence when committed.
A person is legally insane when at the time of the conduct which constitutes a crime, he suffers from a mental disease or mental defect, resulting in his lacking substantial capacity either to appreciate the criminality of his conduct or to conform his conduct to the requirements of the law,and such mental disease or mental defect caused the conduct constituting a crime.".
Engages in conduct constituting a substantial step towards the accomplishment of such crime.
Furthermore, criminal sanctions are available for conduct constituting serious violations of human rights.
Serious crime” means conduct constituting a criminal offence punishable by a maximum deprivation of liberty of at least[] years, or more serious penalty.
A person is punishable for an attempt if, with the intent to commit the crime, he engages in conduct constituting a substantial step towards the accomplishment of that crime.
The alleged offence arises out of conduct constituting a threat to the security of Canada within the meaning of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Act; or.
For example, it abandoned the distinction between treaties which defined crimes as international crimes andtreaties on the suppression of conduct constituting crimes under national law, thereby reducing the complexity of the system.
(b)"Serious crime" shall mean conduct constituting an offence punishable by a maximum deprivation of liberty of at least four years or a more serious penalty;
It is recommended that Cubashould continue its efforts to ensure that all forms of conduct constituting trading in influence, whether active or passive, should be penalized.
Under category B jurisdiction, where the conduct constituting these offences occurs outside Australia, Australian courts will only have jurisdiction where the perpetrator is an Australian citizen, an Australian resident or an Australia body corporate.
A person is not criminally responsible[is legally insane] if at the time of that person ' s conduct that(would otherwise) constitutes a crime, the person suffers from a mental disease or mental defect that results in the person lacking substantial capacity either to appreciate the criminality[unlawfulness] of his or her conduct or to confirm his or her conduct to the requirements of the law[,and such mental disease or mental defect caused the conduct constituting a crime.]".
For interference with computer data, the conduct constituting interference ranges from damaging or deleting, to altering, suppressing, inputting or transmitting data.
Without prejudice to the foregoing, the SPT recommends that all prisons should have disciplinary regulations stipulating(a)the forms of conduct constituting a disciplinary offence;(b) the types and duration of the punishments which may be inflicted;(c) the authority competent to impose such punishments.
(3) The proviso that the formal act or conduct constituting expulsion must be attributable to the State is to be understood in the light of the criteria of attribution to be found in Chapter II of Part One of the articles on the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.
The SPT recommends that all prisons should have disciplinary regulations stipulating(a)the forms of conduct constituting a disciplinary offence;(b) the types and duration of the punishments which may be inflicted;(c) the authority competent to impose such punishments.
(b)“Serious crime” means conduct constituting a criminal offence punishable by a maximum deprivation of liberty of at least[…] years Some delegations, while not taking a position at the second session on the number of years to be inserted here, expressed a preference for a high number of years.
The Convention against Corruption obliges States to criminalize a range of conduct constituting corruption, as well as to consider putting in place measures to detect and monitor the movement of goods and cash across their borders.
(b)“Serious crime” means conduct constituting a criminal offence punishable by a maximum deprivation of liberty of at least[…] years or a more serious penalty; Several delegations noted that establishment of seriousness on the basis of the length of possible sentence might lead to difficulties in practice, owing to differences in penal systems.
All of the States parties had adopted measures to criminalize conduct constituting embezzlement in the private sector, a non-mandatory provision; this trend is consistent with the information presented in previous thematic reports.
Article 5 of the bill prohibits any conduct constituting sex- and gender-based discrimination in any area and also prohibits any incitement to conduct constituting discrimination and the encouragement of such conduct; it also prohibits retaliatory measures against persons discriminated against because of sex and gender and persons who assist a victim of such discrimination.
(b) That conduct constitutes a breach of an international obligation of the State.".
The conduct constituted, or took place as part of, a mass killing of members of a civilian population.
The other essential element is that conduct constitutes the breach of an obligation under international law.
We are deeply convinced that the Hague Code of Conduct constitutes one of the most concrete initiatives in the fight against the proliferation of ballistic missiles.
This section also discusses the question whether immunity ratione personae might besubject to an exception when the alleged criminal conduct constitutes a crime under international law.
In point 3 the terminology of the Statute should be maintained,so that it would read“the conduct constitutes a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions”.
It was further noted that when potential criminal conduct constitutes a violation of the Leadership Code, separate investigations are carried out by the RSIPF and the Leadership Code Commission, with no formal mechanism to share information or outcomes.
Only the law may specify what conduct constitutes a crime and what penalty and other prejudice may be imposed in respect of rights or property of a person convicted of a crime.