Examples of using Same acts in English and their translations into Italian
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the Court has held that the identity required by the ne bis in idem principle refers to‘the same acts' and not to the same types of offence
the Court observed that the principle of preventing a person from being punished twice for the same offence does not preclude a Member State from imposing, for the same acts, a combination of tax penalties
the different classifications of the same acts. In extreme cases this may involve the boundary between a crime and a minor misdemeanour.
based on such a possibility of reopening, against the same person for the same acts can be brought only in the Contracting State in which that order was made.
tried twice for the same acts and for the same criminal behaviour),
whether the ne bis in idem principle laid down in Article 50 of the Charter should be interpreted as precluding criminal proceedings for tax evasion from being brought against a defendant where a tax penalty has already been imposed upon him for the same acts of providing false information.
Where the person is being prosecuted in the executing Member State for the same act;
My parents pulled this exact same act foryears.
My parents pulled this exact same act.
It's the same act, yet in a different representation i.e.:
Through the same effort, the same act and on the basis of the same idea.
My parents pulled this exact same act for years.
What are you guys gonna do? The same act?
The same voice. The same acting.
This article said. 29 of the same Act.
And Confirmation repeats in a certain sense this same act of God.
Funny. without removing a stitch. Did the same act late at the Pigalle for twice the money.
an institution are challenging the same act, the General Court shall decline jurisdiction
Suddenly the same act would be regarded as theft:
Did the same act late at the Pigalle… for twice the money without removing a stitch.