Examples of using Offence is committed in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The offence is committed, wholly or partly,
In addition, the Act requires a court to impose consecutive sentences when an offence is committed on bail.
The offence is committed in whole or in part within its territory, or.
Each Member State may extend its jurisdiction if the offence is committed in the territory of a Member State.
The offence is committed for the benefit of a legal person established in its territory;
accordance with this Convention, when the offence is committed.
The offence is committed for the benefit of a legal person established in the territory of that Member State.
where the offence is committed in whole or in part within its territory.
The offence is committed on board a vessel flying its flag
out in paragraph 1(c) and(d) as far as the offence is committed outside its territory.
The offence is committed against one of its nationals or a person who has a habitual residence in its territory; or.
as far as the offence is committed outside its territory.
The offence is committed against one of its nationals
in specific cases or circumstances(…) as far as the offence is committed outside its territory." should be deleted.
When the offence is committed in certain circumstances,
circumstances the jurisdiction rules when the offence is committed outside the territory.
The offence is committed in whole or in part in its territory. Each Member State may extend its jurisdiction if the offence is committed in the territory of a Member State;
Secondly, would the Council accept that we need the enforcement of a system whereby, if an offence is committed in one jurisdiction, the offender can be prosecuted by the courts in that jurisdiction, even though the offender has returned to his
The offence is committed against the institutions or people of the Member State in question
which provides for jurisdiction where an offence is committed for the benefit of a legal person that has its head office in the territory of that Member State.
an habitual resident of a Member State, and the offence is committed outside the territory of that Member State.
the strengthened confiscation powers referred to in Article 3 apply where the offence is committed within a criminal organisation
Member States shall ensure that victims of criminal offences in Member States other than the one where they reside may make a complaint to the competent authorities of the Member State of residence if they are unable to do so in the Member State where the offence is committed or, in the event of a serious offence determined by national law, if they do not wish to do so.
decided that they will not apply this jurisdiction rule as far as the offence is committed outside its territory and informed the Commission in accordance with Article 6(2) and 4.
The main change adopted in the new law will be the concept of liability attributed directly to a collective entity if the offence is committed by its management or other persons who represent
or when an offence is committed by concealing the real identity of the perpetrator
The offence was committed against a victim who was particularly vulnerable.
The offence was committed by an official in the performance of her/his duties;
It is for the Member State where the offence was committed to decide on the follow-up.