Examples of using Had convicted in English and their translations into Russian
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For these attacks the Turkish courts had convicted 48 people who were linked to Al-Qaeda.
Trial Court had convicted 11 accused while 9 accused had been acquitted by trial court's order dated 21 January 2008.
At 31 December 1999, after six years of operation and an expenditure of $225 million, the Tribunal had convicted six accused and acquitted one.
The thrust is clear- he had convicted them all of sin- which one of them could do the same to him in return?
As at 31 December 1999, after six years of operation and expenditure of $225 million, the Tribunal had convicted six accused, acquitted one and released seven;
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Finally, the Supreme Court had convicted 16 members of Parliament with links to paramilitary forces.
That was not unusual, andthe delegation would provide the Committee with a judgement of the Superior Court of Paris which had convicted a terrorist group's lawyers as accessories to the crime.
Since 2000, the Department of Justice had convicted 400 police officers and public officials of criminal misconduct.
It stressed that the General Prosecutor for Military Justice had not provided one example over the last 10 years in which military courts had convicted a military member accused of committing a human rights violation.
The court of primary jurisdiction had convicted Theresa Asatrian to 3 years' imprisonment and a fine of 400,000 AMD(about$ 900) for attempted cheating cl.
The Special Rapporteur informed the Government that he had received information according to which local village arbitration councils,known as salish, had convicted and sentenced a number of persons to public flogging or death.
In November 2008, the Jerusalem District Court had convicted eight defendants who were members of a neo-Nazi group on charges of incitement, including incitement to hatred.
The President held that all convicts whose sentences were supervised by the Mechanism should be considered eligible for early release upon the completion of two thirds of their sentence,irrespective of the Tribunal that had convicted them.
He added that in his view the fact that the Danish courts had convicted a journalist who appeared in favour of racist ideas should be considered praiseworthy.
After the Baden district court had convicted him, in July 1998, on several charges of racial discrimination and abuse, and sentenced him to 15 months' unsuspended imprisonment and a fine of 8,000 francs, he appealed the judgement.
On 24 June 2011, the High Commissioner expressed concern about the continuing work of the Lower National Safety Court,which reportedly had convicted more than 100 individuals since March, mostly for crimes allegedly committed during the protests.
The European Court of Human Rights had convicted the Federal Republic of Germany in only one instance on the grounds that the police had kept a person in their custody slightly longer than permitted by law.
It also ordered the confiscation of the material seized in the case and gave the defence half of one month to appeal. On 29 August 2004,the same court had convicted 10 persons of conspiracy to blow up a French vessel(the Limburg) and of committing other terrorist offences.
Over the previous year, the courts had convicted seven individuals for trafficking offences and sentenced four to life imprisonment; 67 offenders had been charged and 31 prosecuted.
By early 2008, the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia had convicted 45 Serbs, 12 Croats and 4 Bosniaks of war crimes in connection with the war in Bosnia.
As things stood,the military courts had convicted 18 soldiers, including 2 officers, of offences against civilians and the officers had been sentenced to 10 years in a strict-regime colony.
In the report on its visit to Peru in 1998(the era of the Government of Alberto Fujimori),the Working Group strongly criticized the absurd situation where the military courts in that country had convicted foreigners of treason; obviously those persons had no emotional links with the country, the existence of such links being the very essence of the crime of treason E/CN.4/1999/63/Add.2, paras. 47 to 53.
By judgement of 2 May 1995, Amsterdam district court had convicted the Vereniging Centrum Partij'86/Eigen Volk Eerst of offences under articles 137c and 137d of the Criminal Code for using words in leaflets and television broadcasts inciting hatred of and discrimination against a certain group of people on account of their race and/or religion.
On 18 August, it was reported that a military court of the Southern Command had convicted an IDF regiment officer of causing death by negligence of a one-and-a-half-year-old Palestinian baby from the Jabalia refugee camp on 16 May 1993.
According to foreign wire reports,a Bangkok criminal court had convicted Hossein Dastgiri, an Iranian citizen, of murder and of conspiring to set off a bomb at the Israeli embassy in Bangkok in 1994, and had sentenced him to life imprisonment.
DPP emphasized thaton 20 November 2001, the Haderslev court had convicted Ms. Petersen to 20day fines of DKr 300 for violation of section 266(b)(1) and that her sentence would not have been much more severe if the current offence had been included in that case.
We have convicted schizophrenics and psychotics before.
Should I just suspend him because the press has convicted him?
Court of Turkey has convicted nationalist Tolga Adıgüzel, who had earlier threatened to launch“hunt against Armenians” in the streets of Kars city.
DUSHANBE-- A court in Dushanbe has convicted a French citizen of attempting to illegally cross the Tajik-Afghan border and sentenced him to five years in prison, AKIpress reported Wednesday December 13.
