Examples of using Commit such acts in English and their translations into Spanish
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Staff who commit such acts are fired.
But do not such views to some extent justify those who commit such acts?”.
Those who commit such acts must also be brought to justice.
We encourage all States to prevent extrajudicial, arbitrary orsummary executions and to prosecute those who commit such acts.
Those who commit such acts must be prosecuted and subject to criminal penalties.
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This will be especially true in countries where the Government has lost the ability to apprehend and punish those who commit such acts.
Teachers who commit such acts shall be subject to administrative punishment by their work unit, or by higher authorities.
It should also be stated that according to the above mentioned articles persons that commit such acts of discrimination are individually punishable.
In addition, there was broad condemnation of attacks and violence directed against humanitarian workers anda call for an end to impunity for those who commit such acts.
Some cases of rape are also attributable to the armed groups that reportedly commit such acts when abducting members of the population, especially young persons.
If Governments believed they could commit such acts with complete impunity, it was because they were reasonably certain that the international community would not take meaningful action against them.
He also pointed to the attitude of some political parties which exploit racist feelings for political purposes, andthe fact that even some government officials commit such acts of violence.
The same sentence is imposed in time of war on military personnel who commit such acts as: forcing prisoners of war to fight against their own armed forces, beating them, insulting them or failing to provide necessary food and medicine when in a position to do so.
With regard to the entities controlled and monitored by the Superintendence of Banks, measures have been adopted to prevent andsuppress the financing of terrorist acts and of persons who commit such acts.
It also extends federal jurisdiction to former members of the Armed Forces who commit such acts while they were members of the Armed Forces, but who are not tried for those crimes by military authorities and later cease to be subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Investigate all allegations of mistreatment or abuse of detainees by the National Directorate of Security, the Afghan National Police andthe Afghan Local Police and ensure that those who commit such acts are held accountable(Canada);
States do not commit acts of violence against women,ensure that no State agents commit such acts, including by taking punitive or disciplinary action against any State agent who does so, prevent violence against women by non-State actors, prosecute and punish all perpetrators and provide remedies and redress to victims.
To incorporate into the new plans the need for a unified register of cases of violence against women, andto increase efforts to combat that scourge and impunity for those who commit such acts, and in particular to consider criminalizing the crime of femicide(Costa Rica);
In order to prevent and suppress terrorist acts andadopt measures against persons who commit such acts, there are the measures contained in the 1971 Convention to Prevent and Punish Acts of Terrorism Taking the Form of Crimes against Persons and Related Extortion that are of International Significance, an inter-American regional instrument that was ratified by Colombia in 1976.
Article 87 of the Criminal Code stipulates that"sowing national hatred, discrimination and division, andinfringements upon the equal rights of the different ethnic groups in Viet Nam are acts undermining the national solidarity policy and those who commit such acts will be subject to a term of imprisonment of between 5 to 15 years.
Like all political killings, the assassination of Sheikh Talib Al-Suhail Al-Tamimi is regarded by several sources as a general warning to the opposition(and perhaps the international community) that the Iraqi Government remains strong,has a long arm and can commit such acts as it wishes, with impunity.
Notes that all serious violations of international humanitarian law committed in the territory of the former Yugoslavia since 1 January 1991 are within the jurisdiction of the International Tribunal, and that persons who commit such acts in the context of the existing conflict will be held accountable;
The Security Council calls upon States of the Region to continue to assist each other, to the maximum extent possible, in the prevention, investigation, prosecution and punishment of acts of drug trafficking and related transnational organized crime, and to bring to justice those who finance, plan,support or commit such acts, in accordance with international law.
As far as criminal procedure is concerned, Japan, having ratified all of the twelve universal conventions and protocols against terrorism, has established extensive jurisdiction over those activities regarded as terrorist acts under the conventions,with the aim of denying safe haven to those who commit such acts and facilitating their extradition or prosecution.
At a press conference on 25 October 1993, President Alfredo Cristiani announced that an inter-institutional commission would be created jointly with the Human Rights Division of ONUSAL to give due follow-up to all cases that appear to be acts of politically motivated violence, and to investigate the existence orformation of groups which might commit such acts of violence, so as to bring them before the courts 4 November 1993.
Strongly condemns any act or failure to act, contrary to international law, which obstructs or prevents humanitarian personnel and United Nations personnel from discharging their humanitarian functions, or which entails being subjected to threats, the use of force or physical attack, frequently resulting in injury or death, andaffirms the need to hold accountable those who commit such acts and, for that purpose, the need to enact national legislation, as appropriate;
Public officials committing such acts are liable to civil and criminal penalties.
Is there a typical profile of the people at risk of committing such acts?
However, the revised code failed to establish penalties for committing such acts.