Examples of using Punishability in English and their translations into Russian
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Punishability of torture in Finland 63 17.
Other reason, excluding punishability.
Punishability of torture in Finland(art. 4) 11- 19 4.
Determining the criminality and punishability of unlawful acts.
The criminality and punishability of an act are determined by the law in force at the time of the act's commission.
Article 32- Limitations in responsibility and punishability of collaborators.
The criminality and punishability of unlawful acts are regulated by the Criminal Code.
In addition to the aforementioned, several necessary elements of an offence, and bases for punishability for legal persons were altered.
The unavoidable responsibility and punishability of the powers that be for crimes against the people are part and parcel of true democracy.".
This norm prescribes:"The exercise of a right or the performance of a duty as imposed by law orby lawful order of the public authorities shall preclude punishability.
Determining the criminality and punishability of unlawful acts art. 15.
The punishability of the attempt to commit the referred crimes is governed by Article 22(1) of the Criminal Code, under which the attempt is punishable only where the consummation of the same crime would be punishable with a maximum penalty of over 3 years of imprisonment.
Article 4 of the Criminal Code stipulates that the criminality of an act, its punishability and other consequences under criminal law may be determined only by the Criminal Code.
As regards punishability of incitement to terrorism, it should be pointed out that actions leading to accomplishment of such crime are also punishable, which applies not only to attempted actions but also to mere preparations for a terrorist attack Section 7 of the Criminal Code.
The consent of the victim to be"trafficked" is an irrelevant fact for its punishability in all cases, not limited to cases when the victim is a child.
Article 25 of the Criminal Code establishes the punishability of the person who carries out the act either by himself or with the mediation of somebody else, who directly takes part, either by agreement or jointly with other or others, and who intentionally prompts another person to commit the act, provided that it has been carried out or begun to be carried out.
Pursuant to article 3, paragraph 3,of the Criminal Code, the criminality of an act and also its punishability and other consequences under criminal law may only be determined by the Code.
The Criminal Code also provides for criminal liability of persons abetting, organising andaiding an accomplished or attempted crime(the act uses the term"accomplice") by stating explicitly that the same provisions apply equally to the punishability and criminal liability of accomplices and principal offenders.
If the financing is intended for a criminal organization(a category encompassing terrorist organizations),then punishability is assessed in the light of article 260 ter, which, unlike article 260 quinquies, paragraph 3, does not contain a saving clause.
Notifying the law enforcement authorities about the manifestations of incitement to national, racial orreligious hatred is a sign of people's awareness of the essence and punishability of such offences, as well as confidence towards law enforcement authorities.
The prerequisites for the establishment of such jurisdiction, according to the universal principle, are the punishability of an offence by imprisonment for more than five years provided by the legislation of the State in question, and non-extradition of the alleged offender by the Republic of Croatia provided he is found on its territory.
To the extent that the provision in article 53, paragraph 2, is to be understood to mean that it in no way limits the range of punishment,it would not satisfy the requirement that not only the punishability but also the penalties valid at the time of the commission of the crime must be determined by law.
Bekmukhamedov was the initiator of the introduction of additions to the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic legislations, specifically, articles about punishability of barymta, bride theft complemented the part IX of the Criminal Code of, also the ban on bloodmoney- monetary damage for murder of the person- was imposed, the circular on the ban of a cannibalism was adopted.
Reference is made to the answer given with respect to article 2, which treats the provision on prohibition against discrimination included in the Government Bill on amending the provisions on fundamental rights,as well as the provision on punishability of discrimination included in the comprehensive reform of the penal legislation.
This is exemplified by the principles set out in articles 1 to 10 of the Criminal Code,which stipulate that the criminality, punishability and other legal consequences of acts shall be defined by the Criminal Code alone, and that punishment and other legal sanctions are not intended to cause physical suffering or to degrade human dignity.
Persons are liable for any unlawful use of radioactive, toxic or powerful substances, including chemical substances, under the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania, regardless of their nationality, place of residence,the place where the crime was committed or the punishability of the committed act under the laws of the place where the act was committed Art. 7 of the CC.
The Criminal Code in force contains an article establishing the principle of legality:“The criminality of an act and its punishability are determined exclusively by this Code” and no other analogy is permitted in application of the criminal law.
Persons are liable for any unlawful use of radioactive, toxic or powerful substances, including chemical substances, under the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania, regardless of their nationality, place of residence,the place where the crime was committed or the punishability of the committed act under the laws of the place where the act was committed Art. 7 of the CC.
In order to provide better protection for witnesses, a provision has been enacted in the Penal Code on the punishability of specific offences that can be traced to the fact that a witness has given testimony.
The Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism of 9 December 1999(signed by Liechtenstein on 2 October 2001)specifies that even attempted financing of terrorism within the meaning of the Convention shall be criminalized and that the punishability of financing of terrorism shall not be made dependent on the actual use of the financial means for perpetrating one of the named criminal acts.
