Examples of using To the criminal code in English and their translations into Chinese
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Recent criminal  law reform initiatives include amendments to the Criminal Code to: .
Amendments to the criminal code serve to  reduce judicial control over the  police and to  concentrate police power in the  hands of a few individuals.
However, it notes that the  State party has shown openness to  examining whether an amendment to the criminal code in this respect may be called for.
In order to  implement the  above conventions, several amendments were made to the Criminal Code by the  Act No. 99/2002.
Amendment(Act No. 134/2002 Coll.) to the Criminal Code(No. 140/1961 Coll.) provided a more inclusive definition of human trafficking so that it is now a crime to  traffic a person both to  and from the  Czech Republic.
(g) Act No. 230 of 13 August 1996 on amendments and additions to the criminal code, providing for the  prevention and punishment of domestic violence;
(a) Amendments to the Criminal Code(art. 141, para. 1) in 2011 to  increase the criminal  sanctions for violations of equal rights of citizens and for the  use of torture;
Ireland, noting the  amendment to the Criminal Code and the  de facto moratorium on application of the  death penalty, recommended that Jordan(a) take further concrete steps to  move quickly towards the  abolition of the  death penalty.
UNCT referred to  amendments to the Criminal Code in August 2012 specifically penalizing the  torture of women(art. 1821), and to  special provisions aimed at improving the  conditions of women in custody.
A bill introducing amendments to the Criminal Code, proposing a complete revision of article 183 on the  laundering of income obtained by criminal  means and a new article 226-1 establishing liability for the  financing of terrorism.
In 2005 the  Women' s Desk held a discussion on domestic violence combined with a lecture which outlined amendments to the Criminal Code and discussed other relevant laws and amendments.
Although national legislation is essentially in line with the  Convention, the  Council of Ministers proposed amendments to the criminal code on 11 January 2012 and submitted it to the  Senate.
Amendments to the  Electoral Code(Articles 67/6,7; 164; 175) and to the Criminal Code in 2012(" Criminal  Offences against Free Elections and the  Democratic Election System"), envisage.
Already, a number of amendments and additions had been made to the Criminal Code and the Criminal  Procedure Code,  including the  raising of the  penalties for rape and other acts of violence against women.
Draft legislation on amendments to the Criminal Code, the  Marriage and Family Code, the  Pension Fund and the  Labour Code  and on the  Office of the  Ombudsman was pending before the  National Assembly.
Given that the  administration of justice is still under the  jurisdiction of the  State of Denmark, specific provisions on domestic violence in relation to the criminal code has to  be settled with the  Danish authorities.