Examples of using To criminal sanctions in English and their translations into Swedish
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A more coherent approach to criminal sanctions; and.
Once again, the Committee welcomes the fact that serious environmental offences may be subject to criminal sanctions.
It could also lead to criminal sanctions, including imprisonment.
However, a degree of subsidiarity has been retained with respect to criminal sanctions in particular.
Policy options related to criminal sanctions were considered as part of this preparatory work.
The Committee welcomes the fact that serious environmental offences may be subject to criminal sanctions.
Information relating to criminal sanctions(including offences and alleged offences
Additionally, certain violations of a criminal nature can lead to criminal sanctions, such as fines or imprisonment.
In particular I am voting for the inclusion of an annex to the directive which clarifies which legislation is subject to criminal sanctions.
I would like to mention that the directive being proposed does not refer to criminal sanctions or to the points systems where they already exist in Member States.
This Directive should be without prejudice to any provisions in the law of Member States relating to criminal sanctions.
which aims to ensure that serious environmental offences are subject to criminal sanctions across the Member States.
The definition of environmental offences subject to criminal sanctions, such as"significant deterioration",
Member States may decide not to lay down rules for administrative sanctions for infringements which are subject to criminal sanctions under their national law.
Such rules could prescribe which firearm offences should be subject to criminal sanctions(illicit manufacture,
measures for breaches which are subject to criminal sanctions in their national law.
such as alternative options to criminal sanctions, new ways of monitoring substances that cause concern, and aligning drugs control
4 are subject to criminal sanctions.
market manipulation to criminal sanctions according to this Directive only when they are committed with intent.
will be subject to criminal sanctions.
since administrative sanctions may be considered as equivalent to criminal sanctions and an accumulation of the two is contrary to the principle of"non bis in idem.
therefore be subject to criminal sanctions.
remedial measures for infringements which are subject to criminal sanctions under their national law.
market manipulation are subject to criminal sanctions.
measures for breaches which are subject to criminal sanctions in their national law.
Member States may decide not to lay down rules on administrative sanctions under this Directive for infringements which are subject to criminal sanctions under their national law.
Member States may decide not to lay down rules for administrative sanctions as provided for in paragraph 1 where the infringements referred to in that paragraph are subject to criminal sanctions under their national law.
measures for breach of the provisions of this Regulation which are subject to criminal sanctions in their national law.
other administrative measures as referred to in paragraph 1 where the infringements referred to in that paragraph are already subject to criminal sanctions in their national law before 13 January 2018.