Examples of using Would be prosecuted in English and their translations into Russian
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Anyone who committed such a crime would be prosecuted.
If returned, he would be prosecuted as traitor and could be sentenced to life imprisonment for travelling abroad without authorization.
All alleged perpetrators of human rights violations would be prosecuted.
Moreover, those responsible would be prosecuted under the legislation in force.
General Meiring drew attention to the illegal nature of those contracts andwarned that those responsible would be prosecuted.
At the end of the month, the Government announced that 27 people would be prosecuted for their role in the disturbances in the preceding weeks.
Any involvement in illegal transactions would be considered by the Polish authorities as a criminal act and would be prosecuted.
In November 1994,the Indonesian authorities announced that 30 East Timorese would be prosecuted for alleged involvement in pro-independent protests in East Timor between 10 and 24 November. 13/.
In particular, it would be interesting to learn whether the officials responsible for those acts had been or would be prosecuted.
The delegation had indicated that the military personnel accused of killing Sergeant Sanzé would be prosecuted by a military rather than a civilian court, since acts carried out by soldiers in the discharge of their duties were subject to military justice.
He assured the delegation of Canada that the Government hoped that such events would not be repeated and that the perpetrators would be prosecuted.
Any confirmed cases of rape by Croatian soldiers would be prosecuted under Croatian law.
Although it might have happened in practice,it was a violation of the law and any law enforcement officers who were found to have used such methods would be prosecuted.
The other fundamental conditions were that all of the perpetrators of the May 2000 coup,including the military rebels, would be prosecuted, and that the 2000 coup would be publicly renounced as racially motivated.
Regarding the Elimination of Violence against Women Law, the delegation stated that the Government strongly believed in the implementation of the law,emphasizing that perpetrators of violence against women would be prosecuted and punished.
It would be expected, therefore,that those responsible for attacks against United Nations personnel would be prosecuted under the same law and in the same military tribunals, if any, as those responsible for attacks against Coalition personnel.
With respect to the punishment of officials who exert pressure on doctors to issue such reports,the Minister of State explained that they would be prosecuted for abuse of power.
Removing violence means that the masterminds of the 1996 Dizingoff Centre bombing in Tel Aviv would be prosecuted and imprisoned rather than be set free to organize new cells for attacking Israel, as is occurring today.
The Public Prosecutor's Office was well aware of the seriousness of such offences by public officials, and if they were proven,the perpetrators would be prosecuted and severe penalties called for.
On the contrary,the author argues that if death row inmates knew that they would be prosecuted for crimes in Canada this would encourage them to commit such crimes there in order to serve a prison sentence in Canada and prolong their life or indeed commit murder in Canada and stave off execution in the United States indefinitely.
Any government employee caught or suspected of abusing office orviolating human rights would be prosecuted with the full force of the law.
A total of 11,696 detainees with varying degrees of involvement in terrorism were being processed; most were undergoing rehabilitation and some had already reintegrated into society,while fewer than 1,500 had been identified as hard-core activists of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam(LTTE) and would be prosecuted.
Mr. Omar was released on 6 March after three days in custody andwas allegedly informed that he would be prosecuted and should appear in court on 19 May.
Regarding the case mentioned by Committee members of the Austrian officer of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo(UNMIK) who had subjected a detainee to ill treatment and threats, he said that the accused officer was currently in Austria,where he would be prosecuted.
She cited an example of a country where everyone knew that corruption was illegal butdid not know they would be prosecuted, so prosecution became important in itself.
JS1 noted restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly in Prijedor, in particular when public commemorations of the 20th anniversary of mass atrocities were formally prohibited in May 2012 andit was announced that any use of the term"genocide" when referring to the crimes committed at Omarska would be prosecuted.
It follows from the above table andfrom the information provided by the Attorney-General that no case was found in the period under review in which anyone would be prosecuted for, accused of or convicted for a crime under the provisions of article 259a of the Penal Code torture and other inhuman and cruel treatment.
They wanted to kill him, and reported him to the loyalist soldiers stationed in the village. On 24 December 2004 the village chief issued an order requesting the complainantto leave the village, barring which he would be prosecuted.
The mission stressed that those responsible for violations of international humanitarian law would be prosecuted for any crimes they committed.
Mexico condemned the abuses perpetrated against migrants transiting through its territory, which had been attributed to groups with links to organized crime, andasserted that the perpetrators had been or would be prosecuted.