Eksempler på brug af Is punishable på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The use of official police equipment… is punishable by up to 2 years in a federal penitentiary.
Mutinous insurrection is punishable… by death.
Abuse of this function is punishable.
The abuse of any error is punishable.
Each of these crimes is punishable by death.
Infringement of this prohibition is punishable by fine.
To whom it may concern… copyright infringement is punishable by state and federal law.
As a friend, I should advise you that withholding information on matters of national security is punishable under laws of treason and sedition.
Is punishable by death and annihilation of your family. Firing your arrow at me.
As a friend, I should advise you, Mr. Skinner… that withholding information on matters of national security… is punishable under this country's laws of treason and sedition.
Firing your arrow at me is punishable by death and annihilation of your family.
possession of cannabis is punishable and prohibited in most countries in the world.
Secondly, the Commission communication on research policy guidelines lacks, to my mind, a strategic statement about research that is punishable in the Member States.
Holocaust denial is punishable in Germany by 6 years in prison(Horst Mahler), as it is in Austria, too(Wolfgang Fröhlich)- the same punishment as for Muslim murders committed on Europeans!
Even if this is punishable, it appears in practice extremely difficult to prevent such a course of events.
Each Member State shall take the necessary measures to ensure that the following conduct is punishable.
This decision makes no bones about the fact that the exploitation of children is punishable, we want the Member States to introduce hefty penalties for it.
blue lights is punishable… by up to 3 years imprisonment
Each Member State shall take the necessary measures to ensure that the conduct referred to in Articles 3 and 4 is punishable if.
Citizens would then be forced to contribute towards research which is punishable in a Member State such as Germany and which a number of national parliaments have declared themselves openly against.