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For the crimes they commit.
Can they commit to such a long term?
Once a decision is made, they commit wholly.
They commit one of the most grievous errors of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
Most people are… obvious about the crimes they commit.
For they commit falsehood, And the thief enters in, And the gang of robbers ravages outside.
Once the decision is determined, they commit wholly.
As a result they commit many unskillful deeds, bringing problems upon themselves and society.”.
Only a person is responsible for all actions that they commit;
They commit the EU to addressing the short, medium and long-term impacts of armed conflict on children.
But individuals should be held accountable for crimes they commit.
While the evil they commit is never irrational or mechanical, but worked with full consciousness and intent.
Does that mean that they should be held responsible for the crimes they commit?
Instead they are being arrested for crimes they commit while they are psychotic.
George Soros wants toachieve lighter sentences for migrants for the crimes they commit.
This fact cannot beoverturned by the considerations in Mr Jenard's report, since they commit only the author thereof, and not the Contracting States.
George Soros would also like to seemigrants receive lighter sentences for the crimes they commit.
When I would heal Israel, Then the iniquity of Ephraim is uncovered,Also the wickedness of Samaria; For they commit falsehood, And the thief enters in, And the gang of robbers ravages outside.
George Soros wants to achieve thatmigrants received lighter sentences for the crimes they commit.
When I would have healed Israel, then the iniquity of Ephraim was discovered,and the wickedness of Samaria: for they commit falsehood; and the thief cometh in, and the troop of robbers spoileth without.
Another goal of George Soros isto make sure that migrants receive milder sentences for crimes they commit.
Criminal law must therefore strike a balance between respect for the public order,the equality of citizens before the law when they commit offences and the guarantee of the procedural rights of the persons prosecuted.
And anyone who has done any study at all knows that criminals are only caught andprosecuted for a tiny fraction of all the crimes they commit.
The LRA is a militant group with a syncretic pseudo-Christian extreme religious ideology,known for the atrocities they commit against civilians, including murder, mutilations, rape, and in some accounts even cannibalism.
Open borders, in fact, permit not only the free movement of honest citizens but also of criminals who often escape the net ofjustice by taking refuge in other states in which they commit further crimes.
The decision to proceed with a directive on cross-border enforcement means that driverswill be punished for traffic offences they commit abroad, including the four"big killers" causing 75% of road fatalities- speeding, breaking traffic lights, failure to use seatbelts and drink driving.
If you really were concerned about safety, and not purely about money, it seems to me that the facts to quote should relate to foreign drivers responsible for fatal accidents,and not simply the offences they commit, the number of which, by the way, increases in direct proportion to the proliferation of automatic radar devices.
I voted for this report because there must be a stricter response to human traffickersand the terrible crimes they commit, and harsher penalties and sanctions must be adopted so that their levels reflect the gravity of the offence committed and that they would act as an effective deterrent to such acts.
Moreover, in 2017 nine Member States signed the EuroHPC Declaration 62,a multi-government agreement where they commit to collaborate with the Commission to build and deploy state-of-the-art HPC and data infrastructures in Europe that would be available across the Union for scientific communities, public and private partners.