Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Slovak
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Offences committed by more than one person.
This Framework Decision applies to all offences committed.
Offences committed by two players from the same team.
The proposal for a directive specifically targets offences committed in the framework of criminal organisations.
Any offences committed in another State would have to be prosecuted in the other State.
Approximation of penalties for natural and legal persons for offences committed under aggravating conditions.
(b) other criminal offences committed by means of a computer system;
The deadline has beenabolished with effect for injuries caused by criminal offences committed after 1 April 2016.
Criminal offences committed to ensure the impunity of acts listed in Annex 1.
Judges shall be criminally liable in ordinary law for offences committed outside their judicial office.
Criminal offences committed in order to facilitate or carry out acts listed in Annex 1;
Only Parliament has the power to takelegal action against the officials in question for criminal offences committed during the discharge of their duties.
Criminal offences committed in order to procure the means of perpetrating acts listed in Annex 1;
An important element of that policy is theconsistent enforcement of sanctions for road traffic offences committed in the Union which considerably jeopardise road safety.
Criminal offences committed to ensure the impunity of acts within the sphere of competence of Europol.
The Juvenile Courts have jurisdiction over offences committed by persons over 14 years of age and under the age of 18.
Offences committed within a criminal organisation within the meaning of Framework Decision 2008/841/JHA constitute an aggravating circumstance.
We are all aware that sanctions imposed for many offences committed on the territory of Member States other than the driver's country of residence are most frequently not enforced.
Offences committed before or after the match, which normally lead to a match penalty, shall be reported, but no bench penalty shall be imposed.
(b) criminal offences committed in order to facilitate or commit the serious crimes listed in Annex I;
Offences committed by judges of a military tribunal or a regional military tribunal, or by military prosecutors of the military prosecutors' offices attached to those courts;
Criminal offences committed in order to facilitate or carry out acts within the sphere of competence of Europol.
(c) criminal offences committed in order to ensure the impunity of those committing the serious crimes listed in Annex I.
Criminal offences committed in order to facilitate or carry out acts within the sphere of competence of Europol.
(b) criminal offences committed in order to facilitate or carry out acts in respect of which Europol is competent;
Criminal offences committed in order to procure the means of committing the serious crimes listed in Annex I;
Criminal offences committed in order to procure the means for perpetrating acts within the sphere of competence of Europol.
Offences committed by the judges of military tribunals and of territorial military courts, as well as by the military prosecutors in the military prosecutor's offices attached to these courts;