Examples of using Having committed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Moreover, adequate facilities need to be created for the remand of individuals suspected of having committed serious criminal offences.
Around 30 December, they reached Komanda and moved towards Mambasa after having committed new exactions.
In case of refusing to extradite a person having committed a crime, criminal prosecution for crimes committed in the territory of a foreign country is carried out in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Armenia.
According to the Palestinian Mandela Institute for Political Prisoners, 5,267 persons remained in prison for having committed security offences. Ha ' aretz, Jerusalem Post,
It can be deduced that it is not the fact that someone suspected of having committed a crime stands to be arrested as such that justifies the use of firearms but rather the danger that this person poses to life.
On 11 April 2006, the author was convicted of having committed a number of criminal offences, including under article 105 of the Criminal Code(murder) which provided for possible punishments of 20 years '
The Panel has decided to provide the names of individuals identified by the Panel as having committed acts that may constitute violations of international humanitarian and human rights law in the confidential annex to this report.
A person on which information is available to the authorities listed under the Article 33 hereof, providing sufficient basis to suspect him of having committed the offense mentioned under the Paragraph 1-16 of the present Article
However, the bills neither abolish the death penalty for minors having committed a crime nor formally raise the age of criminal responsibility, but give judges the discretion to assess the mental maturity of child offenders and prevent the issuance of death penalties in the first instance.
States mostly issue such notifications in cases in which members of the mission were found or suspected of having engaged in espionage activities, or having committed other serious violations of the law of the receiving State, or caused significant political irritation.
The form requires the applicant to sign a statement of“regret[for] having committed an offence by not completing the national service” and indicating readiness to accept appropriate punishment in due course(see annex 3.1. b).
The Committee recommends that the State party take measures to ensure the prosecution of persons allegedly responsible for having committed racially motivated crimes, regardless of the racial, ethnic or religious origin of the perpetrator
In light of the Committee ' s previous concluding observations(para. 10), please provide information on the number of officials prosecuted under article 208 Penal Code for having committed torture.
By establishing the ad hoc tribunals on former Yugoslavia and on Rwanda, the international community reaffirmed an important principle: all those having committed war crimes
paragraph 3, and draft article 43(d); in both cases, the provisions in question imposed reasonable limits on the duty of reparation, taking into account the fundamental rights of the population of the State having committed an internationally wrongful act.
Mr. Mukongo Ngay(Democratic Republic of the Congo), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, pointed out that as the draft resolution concerned the Democratic Republic of the Congo and not Uganda, he was astonished that the text was more of a problem for Uganda, as if that country acknowledged having committed the serious human rights violations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo of which he accused it.
However, this same expression gave rise to categorical objections on the part of one delegation, which stressed that when compensation for the injured party required the payment of interest, lost profit or both, it must be paid by the State having committed the wrongful act; while it was clear that the payment of double compensation was never justified, the inclusion of the words" where appropriate" in article 8 might give the opposite impression.
For having committed the crime of witchcraft.
Individuals identified as having committed a crime.