Examples of using May be committed in English and their translations into Arabic
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The principle of non-discrimination(equality) has been given due judicial consideration in many cases in the State Party, including Julius Ishengoma Francis Ndyanabo v. A.G., where the Court of Appeal of Tanzania held that discrimination as described in Article 13(5) may be committed not only by or against a natural but also juristic person.
From the date of promulgation of the Act on labor inspection, only those misdemeanors and administrative torts related to employment are prosecuted under the Employment Act that may be committed by a natural or legal person by breaching the prohibition of discrimination or by failing to ensure equal treatment.
substantive change as well, since it has specified five different behaviours qualifying as violations of the requirement of equal treatment: direct and indirect discrimination, harassment, illegal segregation and retaliation- which may be committed both by active behaviour and by omission.
Many acts of cybercrime may fall within the scope of application of the Convention, while others may be committed by individuals acting alone or by groups of persons that do not fall within the definitions of" organized criminal group" or" structured group" found in article 2 of the Convention.
Without increased transparency, to declare America's UAV campaign legal is impossible, both in the context of war and outside of armed conflict. As long as the US keeps the rest of the world in the dark, illegal acts- including possible war crimes- may be committed with impunity.
responsibility for providing public services. Although the central government may be committed to reforms, implementation at the local level can be very uneven, owing to parochial and vested interests.
The mandate of this military operation includes but is not limited to the protection of WFP-contracted vessels carrying humanitarian assistance to Somalia, the protection of vulnerable vessels sailing off the coast of Somalia, bringing to an end acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea which may be committed in areas where EU Operation Atalanta is present, and the general deterrence, prevention and repression of acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea.
The specific and concrete relationship of the conduct with the non-international armed conflict, as we held in relation to article 8.2(a and b)(PCNICC/1999/WGEC/DP.23, 28, 29 and 33) should be required only with regard to those that, by their very nature- especially the singular or individual status of the person harmed or the property damaged- may be committed for private motives.
By subsection 83.18(2), the offence may be committed whether or not a terrorist group actually facilitates or carries out a terrorist activity; the participation or contribution of the accused actually enhances the ability of a terrorist group to facilitate or carry out a terrorist activity; or the accused knows the specific nature of any terrorist activity that may be facilitated or carried out by a terrorist group.
By subsection 83.22( 2), the offence may be committed whether or not: the terrorist activity is actually carried out, the accused instructs a particular person to
Given the nature of the conflict as non-international in character, the Council has incorporated within the subject-matter jurisdiction of the Tribunal violations of international humanitarian law which may either be committed in both international and internal armed conflicts, such as the crime of genocide 4/ and crimes against humanity, 5/ or may be committed only in internal armed conflict, such as violations of article 3 common to the four Geneva Conventions, 6/ as more fully elaborated in article 4 of Additional Protocol II. 7/.
Thus, under article 46 of the law on international cooperation in criminal matters and prevention of the laundering of money or securities constituting the proceeds of international crime, persons under obligation to report must report suspicious transactions or planned transactions(see paragraph 1(a) of the first report submitted pursuant to resolution 1373(2001)), irrespective of the country in which the suspected laundering offence was committed or may be committed and of the source or destination of the funds.
May be committed by United Nations personnel.
There are no depths to the atrocities which may be committed.
The crime of rape may be committed by both a man and a woman.
Jurisdiction with respect to criminal offences which may be committed by United Nations personnel.
Some of the fallacies described above may be committed in the context of measurement.
These offences are not gender-specific and may be committed by men or women against either sex.
Criminal acts that may be committed by terrorists are criminal offences in Seychelles and are severely punished.