Примеры использования May be punished на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Grave breaches" are specified major violations of international humanitarian law which may be punished by any State on the basis of universal jurisdiction.
and offenders may be punished under civil and criminal law.
The ungrounded initiation of preventive restraining shall be considered as violation of rules as well and may be punished with a fine up to 150 thousand Hungarian Forint.
the person who does the recruiting may be punished as a participant in organized crime under the provisions of article 2 of the Federal Organized Crime Act.
In consequence, legal persons may be punished for financing terrorism when the natural persons acting through them solicit or collect funds
then they are taken to have committed the torture offence and may be punished accordingly s 45 of the Criminal Code.
protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed.
Although the Finnish criminal justice system is based on the idea that it is only acts punishable under law that are crimes and that an act may be punished only with a penalty stipulated by law,
An act may be punished under this Statute only if,
which states that"No protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed.
present danger" to public order, may be punished, but only if the government can establish that such speech was intended to incite
some other authority competent for the conduct of proceedings may be punished if it has not been made possible for him/her to be examined and to defend himself/herself.
No person may be punished for having committed an offence that,
collective punishment of civilians under occupation is categorically prohibited:"No protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed.
In addition to this, the senator finds it unfair that members of the victim's family may be punished more than strangers for the same offence,
no person may be punished for an act which was not an offence
other state officials who abuse their power through excessive use of force may be punished under 18 U.S.C. sections 241 and 242, discussed under article 2.
anyone breaching it may be punished by up to seven years of imprisonment and a fine.
other state officials who abuse their power through the excessive use of force may be punished under the criminal provisions of the federal Civil Rights Acts,
that a public invitation to draw swastikas may be punished by years in prison,