Examples of using Offences defined in English and their translations into Russian
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The act further provided fines for offences defined as petty.
Independently of the offences defined by reference to the conventions, the definition includes.
The perpetrator could only have access to that procedure once in his life, andmust not have any criminal record for offences defined in Law No. 779.
The number of reported cases related to the offences defined in article 3.1 of the Protocol;
The offences defined by the Migration Act were set out in paragraph 38 of the initial report.
It was decided that references in the report to corruption should address the offences defined in articles 15-22 of the Convention against Corruption.
Offences defined in Articles 68 and 74 of Law on the Preservation of Cultural and Natural Property.
Another form of social and political control is exercised by the direct harassment of security agents, or through arrest andsentencing in the courts for offences defined by law.
The offences defined therein correspond to the definition in article 1 of the Convention.
If a conduct covered by article 71 also constitutes one of the offences defined in article 70, the Court shall proceed in accordance with article 70 and rules 6.32 to 6.39.
Offences defined in article 70 shall be subject to a statute of limitations. It was agreed that a statute of limitations should apply.
Decriminalization of insult and libel- Amendments to the CC from July 2011 deleted criminal offences defined in Article 195(insult) and Article 196 libel.
We have also explained that offences defined under other statutes could entail the crime of torture.
An alien who has settled in the national territory and has been sentenced and has not served his sentence oris subject to judicial proceedings in another country for offences defined and punishable under Venezuelan legislation, except where such offences are of a political nature.
Those provisions applied to all offences defined in the Criminal Code, including the acts referred to in articles 150 A and B.
IV. 1354/1993/13 the Supreme Court stated that the acts by the defendants, although to some extent having some organized character, had not been aimed at partial or full extermination of particular racial groups and had not been addressed against such groups themselves; therefore,they could not be classified as offences defined in article 156 of the Penal Code.
O The offences defined in articles 450-1 and 450-5 of the Criminal Code where they are committed with a view to preparing the offences mentioned in articles 1.II.1 and 2 above.
The Prosecutor may initiate andconduct investigations with respect to the offences defined in article 70 on his or her own initiative, on the basis of information communicated by a Chamber or any reliable source.
O The offences defined in articles 224-6, 224-7 and 224-8-1 of the Criminal Code, where they relate to at least one vessel or aircraft and involve another vessel or aircraft;
States should be aware that adopting legislation to criminalize the offences defined in the Statute might not be sufficient to discharge their obligations under other treaties.
O The offences defined in articles 224-1 through 224-5-2 and article 224-8 of the Criminal Code where they precede, accompany or follow the offences mentioned in article 1.II.1 above;
Conduct covered by both articles 70 and71 If conduct covered by article 71 also constitutes one of the offences defined in article 70, the Court shall proceed in accordance with article 70 and rules 162 to 169.
The new Act gathers together the offences defined in the Wartime Offences Act and the Act implementing the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.
At that time it had introduced a bill to include in the Criminal Code a new title on terrorism andthe financing of terrorism that would include the terrorist offences defined in the international counter-terrorism instruments signed or ratified by the Niger and allow for the incorporation in domestic legislation of the pertinent provisions of Security Council resolution 1373 2001.
Offences defined in article 70 shall be subject to a period of limitation of X years from the date on which the offence was committed, provided that during this period no prosecution has been initiated.
As a result of the general nature of this exclusion,new offences and future offences defined in such instruments will also fall outside the scope of the exception concerning extradition for political offences. .
If the offender commits any of the offences defined in this article during the exercise of his profession within five years of a previous conviction for such an offence becoming final, he may be disqualified from pursuing that profession”.
Article 8 of the Criminal Code, which concerns offences committed abroad in respect of legal assets enjoying universal protection,provides that Paraguayan criminal law shall apply to certain offences defined under the Code(see table 1) or under specified acts(see table 2) committed abroad and to offences that Paraguay is required to prosecute under an international treaty currently in force, even when committed abroad.
In principle, terrorist offences and offences defined in an international instrument addressing international humanitarian law are excluded from the definition of political offences. .
Existing treaties between States parties are, with regard to the offences defined in the draft convention and in relation to those States only, deemed modified insofar as their provisions are incompatible with the convention.