Examples of using Used to commit in English and their translations into Slovak
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Anything that is used to commit a crime;
Well, the council can do what it will,but I will not let my life's work be used to commit an atrocity.
And that was used to commit a disciplinary offence.
Seeking out weapons or pills that could be used to commit suicide.
And that was used to commit a disciplinary offence.
Malicious software, including botnets, used to commit cyber attacks.
Prohibited article': An object which can be used to commit an act of unlawful interference and that has not been properly declared and subjected to the applicable laws and regulations.
Com will proceed to display loads of fake promotions that are used to commit cyber scams.
Goods, documents and other instrumentalities used to commit the offences, established in accordance with this Convention or to facilitate their commission;
Take measures aimed at closing, on a temporary or definitive basis, premises used to commit such offences.
Concerned about the threat that computer networks may also be used to commit crimes, and that the proof of such crimes may be kept in these networks and passed on within them.
Tools refer to, for example, malicious software, including botnets, used to commit cyber attacks.
The EESC recommends extending this to property used to commit the offence(referred to as"instrumentalities").
Such tools could include malicious software, including those able to create botnets, used to commit cyber attacks.
Any information such as name, address, credit card numbers,and social security numbers can be taken and used to commit identity theft, and this is why you need to pay close attention to your personal information and protect yourself.
Governments that are part of the ATT will now have to carry out objective assessments to avoid an overridingrisk that an arms export would be used to commit those atrocities.
Means which were or may be used to commit the crimes;
The aim is to ensure more efficient seizure of the proceeds of crime andto prevent them from being re-invested in the licit economy or used to commit other crimes.
(i) Goods such as materials, assets and other instrumentalities used to commit or facilitate offences under the present protocol;
If in mortal sin you will feel thepain of the fire tearing through that part of your body used to commit the sin for eternity.
Amnesty is calling on all countries to halt arms transfers to all parties to the Yemen conflict while thereis a substantial risk they would be used to commit or facilitate serious violations of worldwide humanitarian and human rights law.
Today, governments at the UN adopted by a wide margin an Arms Trade Treaty that will prohibit states from transferring conventional weapons to countrieswhen they know those weapons will be used to commit or facilitate genocide, crimes against humanitygt;.
(2) The Standing Committee on Precursors, established by the Commission in 2008,identified various explosives precursors that are susceptible to being used to commit terrorist attacks and recommended appropriate action at Union level.
Prohibited articles' means weapons, explosives or other dangerous devices,articles or substances that may be used to commit an act of unlawful interference;
The organization calls on all countries to halt arms transfers to Bahrain while thereis a substantial risk they will be used to commit further serious human rights violations.
The London-based AI called on all states to stop supplying arms to all parties to the conflict in Yemen“until there is no longer asubstantial risk that such equipment would be used to commit or facilitate serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.”.
Amnesty International calls on all states to stop supplying arms to all parties to the conflict in Yemen until there is no longer asubstantial risk that such equipment would be used to commit or facilitate serious violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.