Examples of using To commit offences in English and their translations into French
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to that of">the youngsters in prison, and matched the profile of those who were most prone to commit offences and end up in prison.
committed an offence, behave in a manner that is">dangerous for society and makes them inclined to commit offences.
any member of an association whose purpose was to commit or incite people to commit offences punishable by law.
procure persons to commit offences against civil aviation.
instigating other officers to commit offences, and were apparently still under way.
incitement by the mass media to commit offences is usually dealt with in legislation governing the media.
When three or more persons make arrangements among themselves to commit offences, each of them shall be punished for that fact alone with between three and five years in prison.
Furthermore, measures must be taken to close premises used to commit offences and mutual legal assistance provided in the seizure
methods used to commit offences covered by the Convention.
confiscation of goods used to commit offences and of the proceeds of such offences. .
2 September 2005) inserts a provision into the Criminal Code under which persons who use minors to commit offences are liable to heavier penalties.
the Penal Code punishes conspiracy to commit offences(art. 340),
find new ways to commit offences, reduce risks of prosecution
methods used to commit offences covered by the Convention.
criminal law governing conspiracy, aiding and abetting, and attempting to commit offences in addition to substantive offences are relevant to the preparation for particular terrorist acts.
whether they were also protected when they had been forced to commit offences such as theft.
Mr. Cardona Llorens asked whether there were legal provisions explicitly stipulating that victims of child trafficking who were forced to commit offences such as theft should not be treated as offenders.
methods used to commit offences covered by the Convention.
punish adults who enlist minors to commit offences, thus evading criminal prosecution.
whether by inciting or encouraging him to commit offences or acts of violence