Examples of using The criminal code of the republic in English and their translations into Arabic
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Art. 214 of the Criminal Code of the Republic defines" terrorism" as the causing of an explosion or arson or the commission of other acts that endanger the lives of people, cause significant damage to property or other serious consequences, if such acts are committed with the aim of undermining public security, terrorizing people or pressuring the authorities to take decisions to comply with the perpetrator ' s demands, or threatening to commit these acts for such ends.
equipment that could be used in the production of weapons of mass destruction) of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and article 192 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Republic of Kazakhstan entrusts the investigation of such matters to the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan entered into force in 2000.
(c) The Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus(art. 136).
Presently the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania does not specifically define piracy.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan determines criminal responsibility for human trafficking and forced labour.
A court decision or ruling(based on the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus);
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus does not treat domestic violence as a specific offence.
(c) The Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania(26 September 2000, No. VIII1968);
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus applies to all the cases mentioned in the CTC question.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan criminalizes acts in any way connected with trafficking in persons.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Macedonia does not sanction violence against the woman as a separate criminal offense.
In March 1994, a number of amendments and additions were made to the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus.
Until 2004, family violence was not sanctioned as a separate crime in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Macedonia.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Montenegro stipulates that the violation of equality(art. 43) is a criminal offence.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus does not contain a separate provision establishing criminal responsibility for the financing of terrorism.
The Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia underwent respective amendments to include rather heavy sanctions for this type of crime.
In addition, the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan deals with the elements that make up crimes categorized as terrorist crimes.
In the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, there is affirmative discrimination towards women as regards the serving of sentences by them.