Examples of using Offence committed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The amount varies depending on the offence committed, up to a maximum of DM 1 000 000.
To approve this request would be to take a decision based on who Mr Le Pen is,on the specific nature of the offence committed and on the words spoken.
But perhaps the most grievous offence committed by these delinquents will certainly stun you all.
The whole family were sold as slaves, on account of some offence committed by the father.
Any irregularity or offence committed during one of the procedures referred to in paragraph 3 under the conditions set out at c.
People also translate
The payment of the temporal punishment due on account of the offence committed against God by sin" Suppl.
Any irregularity or offence committed during an external transit operation started under the conditions set out in(c) or any Community external transit operation referred to in(d);
Al-Azhar University released a statement denouncing the attack,stating that violence was never appropriate regardless of"offence committed against sacred Muslim sentiments.
Examples of this are the possibility of extradition in the case of an offence committed as part of a conspiracy or an association to commit offences, offences normally regarded as political offences and the possibility of extradition even where the person who is the subject of the request is a national of the requested Member State.
The deciding factors are the nature of the punishment,the severity of the punishment in relation to the offence committed, the legal system and the human rights situation in the country of origin.
It aimed to limit the excesses of revenge retaliation comes from the Latin talis which means similar, having the same nature, that is,the severity of punishment should not exceed the seriousness of the offence committed.
The level of penalties andsanctions for people who profit from trafficking in human beings should reflect the gravity of the offence committed and act as an effective deterrent to such activities.
Regulation(EC) No 1254/1999 lays down penalties for the illegal use or holding of substances or products not authorised by the relevant veterinary legislation. In the case of repeated infringements, determination of the duration of penalties should be left to the Member States,which are better placed to judge the true gravity of the offence committed;
I also support most of the amendments by the rapporteur, in particular the amendment which introduced the notion of proportionality, so thatconfiscation does not result in a loss of property disproportionate to the offence committed; and the amendment which limits the scope of application of extended powers of confiscation to organised crime.
It is for the referring court to ensure, taking into account all of the circumstances in the main proceedings, that the actual disadvantage resulting for the person concerned from the application of the national legislation at issue in the main proceedings and from the duplication of the proceedings andpenalties that that legislation authorises is not excessive in relation to the seriousness of the offence committed.
Parliament adopted its opinion at first reading on 5 September 1996, calling amongst other things for the extension of mutual recognition by Member States to include provisions governing the suspension andwithdrawal of a driving licence following an offence committed in a Member State other than the one which issued it, as well as the creation of an advisory committee to assist the Commission.
Greater homogeneity and/or coordination between relevant national laws and policies could prevent or reduce some risks or new situations generated by this greater mobility such as, for example,the possibility of a young offender living in one country being convicted for an offence committed in another EU country.
I voted for this report because there must be a stricter response to human traffickers and the terrible crimes they commit, and harsher penalties andsanctions must be adopted so that their levels reflect the gravity of the offence committed and that they would act as an effective deterrent to such acts.
If the offence has been committed outside the territory of the requesting State, extradition shall be granted, subject to the otherapplicable requirements for extradition, if the laws of the requested State provide for the punishment of an offence committed outside its territory in similar circumstances.
Notwithstanding your offences committed against us.
Appropriate and proportionate to the seriousness of the offences committed;
Other offences committed together with the types of crime and the offences referred to in points(a) and b.
Furthermore, regardless of the seriousness of the offences committed, the agreement should focus particular attention on protecting freedom of expression, the right to a fair trial and confidentiality.
It must not establish a hierarchy for the offences committed, it must not consider the merits of the case, as pointed out in Article 5.
Since the victims of offences committed by criminal organisations are particularly vulnerable, specific measures must be adopted in their regard.
Older people are executed for offences committed when they were 13 or 14 years old, and minors are executed too.
You may be prosecuted for offences committed on board the aircraft or at the airport.
This Agreement shall apply to offences committed before as well as after it enters into force.
I believe that one key element in this is to review the provisions on offences committed against religions, known as the Blasphemy Law.
This is also true when the powers of the prosecutor are limited to offences committed by members and agents of the institutions of the European Union.