Examples of using Criminal code provided in English and their translations into Russian
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The Criminal Code provided stiff punishments to crimes of rape.
In the context of the general relaxation of the criminal law, the Criminal Code provided for lighter sentences for juveniles, women and the elderly.
The Criminal Code provided for severe penalties for the crime of human trafficking.
Mr. KAZLAUSKAS(Lithuania), referring to cases of violence in the army,said that the Criminal Code provided for criminal responsibility for acts of violence committed against a commanding officer, a subordinate or a soldier of equal rank.
The Criminal Code provided for strict sanctions, which were imposed in practice, for racially motivated crimes.
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Regarding the criminalization of enforced disappearances,he said that the draft criminal code provided that anyone who detained a person under conditions other than those envisaged by the law was liable to a penalty of imprisonment.
The Criminal Code provided for the prosecution of crimes motivated by racial hatred including genocide.
Citizens were free to form associations and societies as well as political parties duly registered in conformity with the Act on Social Organizations and Citizens' Associations and the Act on Political Parties, respectively, which also provided for their prohibition if their activities were anti-constitutional or included incitement to military aggression, ethnic, religious or racial intolerance,whereas the new Criminal Code provided for the prosecution of criminal acts against the rights and freedoms of citizens.
In addition, the Criminal Code provided for longer statutes of limitations for crimes of torture.
The Criminal Code provided for three years' imprisonment for perpetrators of severe corporal punishment against children in the home.
The new amendment to the Criminal Code provided additional power to address racism and hate speech.
The Criminal Code provided stiff penalties for anyone who tried to influence the gathering of evidence at the investigative stage of proceedings.
Paragraph 169 of the report stated that the Criminal Code provided for criminal liability in respect of damage to the environment and threats to people's health and lives.
The Criminal Code provided for offences such as"publishing false news" and"libel" to curtail any abuse on the part of the press.
However, the SPT notes that the text of the draft criminal code provided by the State Party does not contain a definition of torture and does not provide for a specific criminal offence of torture.
The Criminal Code provided that racist or xenophobic motives constituted aggravating circumstances in the commission of any offence.
Within that range, the criminal code provided for community service, corrective labour, restrictions on freedom and deprivation of liberty for a certain period of time.
The Criminal Code provided that children under 14 years of age shall not be criminally liable and therefore cannot be deprived of freedom or apprehended.
Mr. HERNÁNDEZ(Venezuela) said the draft criminal code provided that perpetrators of any act of racial discrimination against individuals or groups were punishable by prison sentences of between 6 and 15 years, plus fines.
The Criminal Code provided that in such cases, sentences were to be served consecutively in descending order of gravity, with two sentences of maximum duration being enforced.
The State party said that even though the Criminal Code provided that some crimes carried a mandatory sentence of death, judges had no longer been required to hand down death sentences since 2002 pursuant to a decision of the Privy Council and the most recent execution dated back to 1986.
The Criminal Code provided that anyone who perpetrated acts likely to result in the commission of an offence was held responsible for an attempt to commit an offence if the act was not committed or not proven.
In addition to those programmes, the Criminal Code provided that, in trying Aboriginal defendants, the courts should impose alternative sanctions whenever possible and, when trying Aboriginal adolescents, they should take account of their specific cultural needs.
The Criminal Code provided for penalties of 6 to 12 years' imprisonment for trafficking and up to 16 years' imprisonment in the event of aggravating circumstances, and those sentences could not be reduced.
For example, the Criminal Code provided that the criminal indictment of persons enjoying diplomatic or other immunity in accordance with international law must be governed by international treaties or, failing that, by international practice.
Furthermore, the Criminal Code provided that a racist motivation for an offence constituted an aggravating factor. It also prohibited any direct or indirect infringement of the fundamental freedoms and rights based on considerations such as race, ethnic or national origin, religion or language.
In order to provide better protection for child victims, the Criminal Code provides as follows.
Chapter I of the special part of the Criminal Code provides that.
If committed by a citizen of the Republic the Criminal Code provides that.
The new Criminal Code provides a definition of discrimination and makes it a criminal offence.