Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Polish
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Offences committed with the use of the latest information and communication technologies.
Moreover particularly severe penalties are foreseen for offences committed in aggravating circumstances.
It should be emphasised that offences committed within the framework of criminal organisations are becoming more
This agreement shall also be applicable to traffic offences committed before its entry into force.
Legal persons will be held liable for offences committed for their benefit by any person acting either individually
Approximation of penalties for natural and legal persons for offences committed under aggravating conditions.
Generally, EU legislation covers offences committed by natural persons as well as by legal persons such as companies or associations.
try criminals for offences committed in Andover.
Older people are executed for offences committed when they were 13 or 14 years old, and minors are executed too.
may be prosecuted for offences committed on board the aircraft.
You may be prosecuted for offences committed on board the aircraft or at the airport.
may be prosecuted for offences committed on board the aircraft.
The Constitutional Tribunal deemed that the perpetrators of offences committed simultaneously constitute similar parties from the point of view of the challenged provision.
However, it was not possible to reach an agreement in the Council regarding extraterritorial jurisdiction for offences committed abroad by habitual residents of the EU.
The proposal for a directive targets for example offences committed in the framework of criminal organisations which it views as an aggravating circumstance.
the obligation to provide for extended powers of confiscation applies only to offences committed within the framework of a criminal organisation.
Liability of a collective entity will be extended to offences committed also by an employee,
officers operating in the territory of another contracting party shall be regarded as officers of that Party with respect to offences committed against them or by them.
certain offences committed by non-residents may account for as much as 35% of the total number of infringements.
with the operator of the taxi station being held responsible for the offences committed by his drivers.
I believe that one key element in this is to review the provisions on offences committed against religions, known as the Blasphemy Law.
Harsher sanctions were introduced, for example, for offences committed in connection with operation of an installation at a plant,
since communication by means of new technologies and offences committed this way generally elude social control.
Furthermore, regardless of the seriousness of the offences committed, the agreement should focus particular attention on protecting freedom of expression,
which will enable offences committed by motorists in a Member State other than their own to be punished.
Each member states will have to investigate and prosecute offences committed in whole or in part within its territory
approximation of the sanction levels for offences committed under aggravating circumstances.
thus prosecuted for offences committed in a Member State other than then one where their car is registered.
For offences committed under certain aggravating circumstances,
directives which require an exchange of information concerning the offences committed by European citizens in a Member State other than their state of residence.