Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Greek
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Offences committed by the judges of military tribunals
Aggravating circumstances shall be considered in matters pertaining to criminal organisations or for offences committed in the exercise of certain occupations.
This Agreement shall apply to offences committed before as well as after it enters into force.
second instance for all offences committed by minors.
Offences committed by judges of a military tribunal
I believe that one key element in this is to review the provisions on offences committed against religions, known as the Blasphemy Law.
finding that it had been proportionate to the offences committed.
The Brașov-based Tribunal for Children and Family Matters hears cases related to offences committed by children or against children.
At the same time the minister fined Hellas Gold with 1.7 million Euro for a total of 21 breaches of environmental protection regulations(for offences committed between 2012-2014)”.
Therefore, minimum rules should be established with regard to the definition of criminal offences committed by natural persons,
Offences committed by leaders of religious denominations organised in accordance with the law
may be prosecuted for offences committed on board the aircraft.
Neither capital punishment not life imprisonment without possibility of release shall be imposed for offences committed by persons below eighteen years of age.
A State that refuses to extradite its nationals must take the necessary measures to prosecute them for offences committed outside its territory.
Mr President, on September 16 the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning the offences committed against minorities in the Serbian province of Vojvodina
thus prosecuted for offences committed in a Member State other than the one where their vehicle is registered.
Despite ratification of the UN convention on the rights of the child which bans death penalty for offences committed at under 18 years of age,
thus prosecuted for offences committed in a Member State other than the one where their car is registered.
Prosecutions: EU countries can prosecute their nationals for offences committed in another EU country
Despite ratifying several international covenants banning the death penalty for offences committed at under 18 years of age,