Examples of using Were punishable in English and their translations into Arabic
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Traffickers themselves were punishable under the law.
Such crimes were punishable by three to 10 years ' imprisonment, with or without the confiscation of property.
Only specific acts, rather than gestures or words, were punishable by law.
Such offences were punishable by up to 10 years ' imprisonment.
Furthermore, Iranian courts had criminal jurisdiction over crimes which were punishable under international treaties.
Police infractions were punishable by peines de simple police, namely police detention, police fines or both.52.
Criminal law should always precede crimes;it should be known that the crimes were punishable by law and what the penalties would be. .
Misdemeanours were punishable by peines correctionnelles, namely imprisonment, fines or both, each increasing based on the degree of the misdemeanour.
Violations of the parental leave provisions of the Equal Employment Act were punishable by a fine of up to five million won.
Those crimes encompassed those committed by an Austrian national, if they were punishable under the law of the State where the crime was committed or if the perpetrator was a foreigner, was arrested in Austria and could not be extradited for reasons other than those resulting from the character of the crime.
However, it could not agree with the latter part of the same paragraph which provided that those crimes would be punishable as such,whether or not they were punishable under national law.
Chile commended efforts by some States to reduce the number of crimes that were punishable by death in their national legislation and urged adoption of the draft resolution.
Ecuador explained that, under its domestic legislation, the manufacturing of and other activities related to arms, ammunition, explosives,accessories or other specified materials in violation of the provisions of its law were punishable by imprisonment of three to five years.
For example, extrajudicial execution, torture,enforced disappearance and genocide were punishable under articles 132, 201(bis), 201(ter) and 376 of the Penal Code of Guatemala.
Belgium, which provided a negative response to the criminalization of the offence of organizing and other conduct in respect of the commission of an offence, explained that the organizing of offences punishable by imprisonment of more than three years was a criminal offence under its legislation,while firearms-related crimes were punishable by imprisonment for periods of between four months and three years.
His country ' s Penal Code empowered Iraniancourts to exercise criminal jurisdiction over crimes that were punishable under international treaties and could be prosecuted wherever the alleged perpetrators were found, but only if the suspects were present in the territory of Iran.
The establishment of jurisdiction over serious crimes did not always require any change in States 'legislation since, in the great majority of cases, such crimes were punishable irrespective of the person who committed them.
Frequently, serious cases of illegal border crossing were deemed to constitute serious crimes,either because they were punishable by more than two years ' imprisonment or because they were considered" attacks dangerous to society" or a" serious violation of socialist legality", under section 1, paragraph 3, of the Criminal Code(GDR).
Under the Act, the Government, at its discretion, could surrender to foreign States persons accused or convicted of crimes committed within the jurisdiction of those States,provided that the crimes were punishable under Thai law with imprisonment for no less than one year.
Felonies and misdemeanours are further qualified as first, second or third degree in increasing order of severity according to their degree of punishment.51Felonies were punishable by peines criminelles: those of the third degree were punishable by death; second-degree felonies were punishable by life at forced labour; and first-degree felonies were punishable by forced labour for a limited period.
Although, as noted in paragraph 8 above, the new Islamic Penal Code in the Islamic Republic of Iran establishes new measures to limit the sentencing to death of children,it has retained the death penalty in almost all instances that were punishable under the previous code and has expanded its scope in some cases.
Mr. LINDSTEDT(Finland), replying to question 14, said that an average of 20 per cent of criminal cases were heard in absentia. Such cases usually involvedrelatively minor offences such as drunken driving and were punishable by a fine or a maximum sentence of deprivation of liberty for up to three months.
In its reply of 14 September 2001, the Ministry of Fisheries drew the authors ' attention to the fact that under the penalty provisions of the Fisheries Management Act, No. 38/1990, and the Treatment of Exploitable Marine Stocks Act, No. 57/1996,catches made in excess of fishing permits were punishable by fines or up to six years ' imprisonment, as well as the deprivation of fishing permits.
The study would recommend that this crime should not be punishable by death.
However, acts similar to enforced disappearance are punishable.
Violation of these regulations is punishable under the FEFTL.
With the forces of occupation will be punishable by death.
Violation of this truce will be punishable by death.
It would however, not be punishable if someone helps carry out a decision to kill people.
He asked whether the conduct of persons who hid or kept a kidnapped child with knowledge of the child ' s true identity was punishable under the Criminal Code.