Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Legal persons will be held liable for offences committed for their benefit by any person acting either individually
Harsher sanctions were introduced, for example, for offences committed in connection with operation of an installation at a plant,
approximation of the sanction levels for offences committed under aggravating circumstances.
officers operating in the territory of another contracting party shall be regarded as officers of that Party with respect to offences committed against them or by them.
In most cases Member States have provided for severe maximum penalties for offences pertaining to human trafficking; in particular for offences committed in aggravating circumstances,
in particular offences committed through electronic communication networks
with the operator of the taxi station being held responsible for the offences committed by his drivers.
better exchange of information between Member States' authorities on offences committed are essential tools to developing a functioning area of freedom,
Member States will also be able to beef up their communication systems which will help with the reporting of offences committed by a road transport undertaking in the Member State in which it is established.
which will enable offences committed by motorists in a Member State other than their own to be punished.
All the corresponding IT systems must include a public component as well as a secure component containing data about offences committed in Member States;
Legal persons will be held liable for offences committed for their benefit by any person acting either individually
the well-being of spectators, especially with a view to preventing offences committed by previously identified risk groups,
that they should be set up, as a matter of priority, to combat offences committed by terrorists.
including offences committed as a result of the failure to exercise the required due diligence.
members of the teams shall be regarded as officials of the host Member State with respect to offences committed against them or by them.
Legislative Decree 231/2001 introduced into the Italian regulations not only the responsibility of companies for certain offences committed in their interest or to their advantage,
In particular, it appears necessary to establish jurisdiction for the offences committed by the providers of training for terrorism,
this agreement shall only apply to road traffic offences committed after its entry into force
25 January 2007 for numerous fraud offences committed in Germany.