Examples of using Who commit crimes in English and their translations into Russian
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Or who commit crimes.
The Criminal Law of the Republic of Korea applies to those nationals who commit crimes outside its territory.
Those who commit crimes against humanity must not go unpunished.
In addition, the Penal Code does not exclude the application of these regulations to offenders who commit crimes abroad.
You mean people who commit crimes for money?
However, the international discussion has never questioned what Law 180 has done to improve the destiny of the mental ill who commit crimes.
Those who commit crimes must know that they will be punished sooner or later.
Parties to the conflicts must get the clear message that those who commit crimes against humanity will inexorably be brought to justice.
Above all, children who commit crimes must be kept in training centres, where they should receive training that will enable them to become responsible members of society.
Provide a fair judicial process for female domestic workers who commit crimes punishable under the Saudi law(Pakistan); 138.159.
It is why we are helping establish an international coalition against genocide to bring nations together to stop the flow of money and arms to those who commit crimes against humanity.
We would reaffirm that those who commit crimes against peace and humanity will be held accountable for them.
Guyana stated that its laws did not currently provide for jurisdiction outside of Guyana over Guyanese nationals who commit crimes while serving as United Nations officials or experts on mission.
This does not mean that Salvadorans who commit crimes abroad will go unpunished; they will be tried in El Salvador in accordance with the laws of the country.
Section 35(2) also provides for the prosecution of citizens of South Africa who commit crimes in foreign jurisdictions, but are not extradited.
The United States of America reported that its nationals who commit crimes while working for the United Nations or when acting as experts on mission may be prosecuted under a broad array of statutes, even when those crimes are committed outside the United States.
More recently, in December 2008, the Michigan State House of Representatives passed legislation preventing judges from sentencing criminals who commit crimes before they turn 18 to life in prison with no chance at parole.
The Security Council warns that those who commit crimes against humanity are individually responsible for their crimes, and will be brought to justice.
My delegation has, from the beginning of the deliberations on the Convention,worked to strengthen the extradition provisions to guarantee that individuals who commit crimes in the scope of the Convention do not do so with impunity, as sometimes happens.
Urges parliaments to enact legal sanctions at the national level for those who commit crimes and atrocities against vulnerable sections of society such as the elderly, women and children, and to adopt measures to prevent such crimes and atrocities;
In that context,I welcome the reaffirmation by the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in July of her readiness to investigate and prosecute those who commit crimes under the Court's jurisdiction, irrespective of their official status or affiliation.
In today's interdependent world, as millions of individuals traverse national borders into other States, the criminal jurisdiction model which emerged from the Westphalian system of territorial nation-state strives to cope with the incidence of criminality andprovides the framework for efforts of the international community to prosecute those who commit crimes.
Punitive orders to sanction military armed forces who commit crimes and grave violations against children were also issued by SPLA.
It must offer appropriate incentives to the parties, while at the same time it should be ready to act against individuals and parties who deliberately obstruct the peace process,as well as the operations of the impartial forces, and those who commit crimes against the civilian population.
Kenya also applies the principle of nationality to prosecute its nationals who commit crimes outside Kenya while serving either as United Nations officials or experts on mission.
I will work to strengthen the internal capacity of the United Nations to exerciseoversight of peacekeeping operations, and I remind Member States of their obligation to prosecute any members of their national contingents who commit crimes or offences in the States where they are deployed.
The United States of America stated that it has a broad array of statutes that can be used to prosecute its nationals who commit crimes while working for the United Nations or when acting as experts on mission, even when those crimes may be committed outside the United States.
While the territoriality principle remains the primary jurisdictional basis within the national criminal system of Colombia, as confirmed by article 14 of the Penal Code,article 29 of the Code of Penal Procedure provides for the extraterritorial application of national criminal law to Colombian nationals who commit crimes abroad(in particular, the serious crimes listed in the Rome Statute), while serving as United Nations officials or experts on mission.
The Penal Code of Kuwait(Law No. 16 of 1960)provides for the criminal responsibility of Kuwaiti citizens who commit crimes of a serious nature while in the employ of the United Nations on the same basis on which it treats any Kuwaiti national who commits a crime abroad.
Together, those actions send a strong and important message, of great consequence within the region and beyond,that there is no impunity, that those who commit crimes against humanity will be punished, and that the fundamental principles of justice and accountability shall prevail.