Examples of using Who commit in English and their translations into Arabic
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Those who commit violence against others.
I understand dictators who commit murder.
Its competence extends to civilians who commit offences against members of the royal armed forces, as well as offences against the external security of the State(spying and treason).
Lastly, the Law Commissionrecommended strong legal punishments against people who commit the crime of defilement.
Impunity means that those persons who commit human rights violations- particularly members of the military, police and other armed forces- are not arrested or prosecuted even when their culpability is well known to the authorities and the general public.
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A United Nations resolution-- Security Council resolution 1373(2001)-- orders the seizure of bank accounts,investments and other assets of individuals who commit terrorist acts.
The Committee urges the State party to ensure that offenders who commit either cross-border or internal trafficking are prosecuted and punished.
Adoption of measures to avoid violating the human rights of detainees by, inter alia, educatingand training prison personnel on the subject, and by investigating, trying and punishing those who commit such violations.
The laws of the Republic of Iraq prohibit any economic orfinancial activity aimed at financing persons who commit, attempt to commit or participate in the commission of terrorist acts.
The imposition of the death penalty on individuals who commit crimes while under the age of 18 is a breach of both the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which the Islamic Republic of Iran is a party.
Sub-paragraph 1(c) of the Resolution requires thatStates freeze without delay the funds of persons who commit, attempt to commit, participate in or facilitate the commission of terrorist acts.
Despite various concerns and reservations expressed by some Member States of the United Nations, we continue to believe that the Court has the potential to promote the rule of law andto prevent impunity by persons who commit the most serious of crimes.
The provision in the Children andYoung Persons Act 1933 for children who commit especially grave offences to be detained for longer periods was also extended to 17 year olds.
At the same time, we support the adoption of more effective methods for preventing and combating the illicit trafficking in such weapons andto prevent their use by those who commit terrorist and criminal acts at the international level.
Under the Code of Criminal Procedure, officials on mission who commit offences outside the scope of their functions may be extradited provided that a request has first been made for a waiver of their immunities, in accordance with the treaty applicable in each case.
Subparagraph 1(c) of the resolution requires thatStates freeze without delay the funds of persons who commit, attempt to commit, participate in or facilitate the commission of terrorist acts.
The United Nations and the international community should work closely with the African Union, members of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development and other neighbouring States to suppress acts of piracy,as well as to apprehend and prosecute those who commit that crime.
Similarly, this provision could be extended to include a provision allowingState Parties to maintain jurisdiction over their nationals who commit no offence in their home country, but engage in illicit arms trafficking abroad.
Foreigners who commit offences outside the territory of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam may be prosecuted for such offences under the Penal Code of Viet Nam in circumstances provided for in the international treaties which the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam has signed or acceded.
My delegation has, from the beginning of the deliberations on the Convention,worked to strengthen the extradition provisions to guarantee that individuals who commit crimes in the scope of the Convention do not do so with impunity, as sometimes happens.
Article 90 of the revised IslamicPenal Code stipulates that juveniles under 18 who commit offences under the categories of hudud and qisas will not be sentenced to death if the court decides, through forensic evidence, that the offender did not have adequate mental maturity and the ability to reason.
Canada cooperates with the United States of America on issues related to trafficking in persons,working with US counterparts at the border to detect and apprehend individuals who commit cross-border crimes, including human trafficking.
The Government was of the view that the court should be given a mandate to try pirates who commit offences at sea, as well as suspects who provide logistical support, intelligence and financing to acts of piracy off the coast of Somalia.
With regard to crimes committed by Chinese citizens outside the territory of the People ' s Republic of China, article 7 of the Criminal Law stipulates that this Law is applicable to citizens of the People 's Republic of China who commit crimes specified in this Law outside the territory of the People ' s Republic of China.
According to paragraph 1 of Article 6 of the 1999 Penal Code,Vietnamese citizens who commit offenses outside the territory of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam may be examined for penal liability in Vietnam, in accordance with the provisions of this Code.
In Nepal, in August 2006, OHCHR expressed concern and made recommendations regarding the bill to amend the Army Act that would allow military courts, rather than civilian courts,to exercise jurisdiction over Nepalese Army personnel who commit serious human rights violations such as extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearance and torture.
(c) To recommend that, given the magnitude of human rights abuses,the Government of Myanmar subject all officials who commit these acts to strict disciplinary control and punishment and put an end to the culture of impunity that prevails throughout the country;
In May 2010, the Supreme Court ruled that sentences oflife imprisonment without the possibility of parole for juveniles who commit non-homicide offenses violate the Constitution ' s prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
National and international law must codify rape as a crime against the physical integrity of theindividual, national Governments must hold those who commit rape in internal conflicts accountable and must reform their national laws to address the substantive nature of the abuse.
(a) The adoption of a resolution in which the General Assembly strongly urges Member States to establish, as a minimum,jurisdiction over their nationals who commit serious crimes as they are known and defined in their existing domestic criminal laws, where that conduct also constitutes a crime under the laws of the host State;