Examples of using Could be prosecuted in English and their translations into Arabic
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CEDAW urged Barbados to consider defining marital rape to include circumstances of de facto separation, and to create awareness of the legal remedies so that offenders could be prosecuted and punished.
Such a suspension would be wise in order to allow more time to determine whether wartime crimes could be prosecuted and should indeed be classified as war crimes.
To suggest that agreement and understanding must exist among all the parties concerned before an individual could be prosecuted was to suggest that a perpetrator could be shielded by any concerned party.
Ms. González, speaking on behalf and in support of Ms. Manalo, who was absent, noted that, according to the report and the responses to the list of issues, domestic violence was not recognized as a social problem to be dealt with by society or a crime that could be prosecuted under the Penal Code but rather was viewed as a private family matter.
It would be interesting to know whether police officers could be prosecuted upon the completion of the criminal investigation opened to look into the causes of death or whether the conclusions of the initial inquiry
The President could be prosecuted by the International Criminal Court; ministers and the Prime Minister enjoyed judicial privileges rather than actual immunity, since they could not be called before the ordinary courts but could be brought
There was a lack of clarity in two cases as to whether legal persons were included in the scope of the relevant law, as an interpretation had not been given by the courts, and a recommendation was issued to clarify the situation, and in a third case the threshold for liability was unclear and a need to ensure that companies could be prosecuted independently of their natural persons was noted.
However, it could be prosecuted on legal grounds as a felony.
Parents keeping children out of school could be prosecuted under the Children ' s Act.
He added that State employees had no immunity and could be prosecuted under the Act.
As matters stood, civilians could be prosecuted by special tribunals for any opposition to the Government.
Members of political parties could be prosecuted, however, for acts of violence or discrimination and for inciting hatred.
He would like to know under what specific law the perpetrators of acts of mental torture could be prosecuted.
A person charged with domestic violence could be prosecuted and, if convicted, sentenced under the Crimes Act.
s question, it would be helpful to know whether the owners of brothels could be prosecuted.
SRI noted that neither domestic violence nor marital rape was specifically criminalized, although they could be prosecuted under the Penal Code.
Adherence to a zero tolerance policy would require closing the existing jurisdictional gaps so that such crimes could be prosecuted.
At present, offenders could be prosecuted for rape but not for aggravated rape; only six husbands had been convicted of raping their wives.
Between March 2010 and March 2011, the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission identified over 2,000 instances that could be prosecuted under the Law.
On 6 July 1999, an investigator decided to suspend the investigation, because it was not possible to identify a suspect who could be prosecuted.