Exemples d'utilisation de Offences committed en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It should be pointed out that in accordance with the Constitution, ordinary offences committed by military personnel are tried by the ordinary courts.
The commissions will be competent to carry out investigations concerning offences committed during the armed conflict,
The reservation entered by the United States related to offences committed on board a ship or aircraft.
Offences committed in contravention of the provisions of the Economic Offences Code(No. 11 of 1993)
One or more offences committed by a participant or a person following a prior, similar disciplinary penalty must result in a more severe penalty.
Cooperation in response to offences committed with the use of modern technology was not established among the States parties reviewed.
Accordingly, cases concerning offences committed by persons under 16 may be heard in private.
Offences committed during the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan entail State responsibility and individual criminal responsibility
The Criminal Code contains articles that criminalize offences committed on grounds of racial,
OSCE had reported that corruption and other offences committed by public officials represented one of the major forms of crime in the State party.
Serious and especially serious offences committed for profit are punishable by confiscation of property, which may be
Offences committed by foreign nationals outside Moroccan territory,
Listing of serious offences committed by the employer and consideration of the employee's departure as a result of such offences as unfair dismissal entailing damages;
Similarly, the Criminal Code sanctions offences committed by public officials who subject persons who have been deprived of their liberty to torture.
The competent police authorities did not properly investigate punishable offences committed by police officers, so that victims were powerless to enforce their rights.
Furthermore, according to article 34 of the said Law, offences committed by the press will be investigated by a competent court in the presence of a jury.
Money-laundering provisions apply to predicate offences committed abroad, provided that the predicate offence would have been a criminal offence if committed in Norway.
Serious offences are offences committed intentionally for which the law prescribes deprivation of liberty for more than 5 but less than 10 years.
Especially serious offences are offences committed intentionally for which the law prescribes deprivation of liberty for more than 10 years
Lastly, national courts are empowered to try specific offences committed outside the territory of the Republic,