Примеры использования May be sentenced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Non-custodial measure: A non-custodial measure is a measure to which a child may be sentenced by a competent authority that does not include deprivation of liberty.
A person who commits endangerment offences may be sentenced to imprisonment for 10 years.
The Special Rapporteur is concerned that in the United States innocent people may be sentenced to death and even executed.
Members of the Committee also requested additional information on the circumstances under which a person may be sentenced to community service.
Persons convicted of an offence committed under the age of 18 may be sentenced to life imprisonment;
the person in question may be sentenced to prison term.
Authorities rigorously impose this ban, and persons involved in unregistered groups receive warnings or may be sentenced to up to two years imprisonment.
That life imprisonment may be ordered by the courts since the law does not specify the minimum age at which a person may be sentenced to life imprisonment;
under Beninese criminal law, a minor aged over 13 may be sentenced to deprivation of liberty.
A person who wilfully fails to comply with such an order may be sentenced to a term of imprisonment.
A pregnant woman may be sentenced to death without the assurance that the execution will be delayed until after the birth.
No minor may be sentenced to a term of imprisonment longer than six years.
Persons convicted of offences committed while they were under 18 may be sentenced to life imprisonment.
If Maya Moskvich's guilt is proven, she may be sentenced to 4 years' imprisonment.
As punishment, minors may be sentenced to not more than 10 years' deprivation of liberty,
A person who has previously been sentenced for contravention of this provision may be sentenced even if the contravention is not serious.
The Act defines as"serious" offences where a person may be sentenced to imprisonment of five years or more.
It notes with appreciation that the domestic law as interpreted by the Superior Court of Justice prohibits extradition to a country where the person concerned may be sentenced to death.
Any person found guilty of contravening this section may be sentenced to a fine or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years,
No person may be sentenced without first having been heard and judged in a legal trial;