Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Romanian
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Member States should therefore establish their jurisdiction over offences committed on their territory, over offences committed by their nationals and over offences that cause damage in their territory.
to extradite their nationals, since they must take the necessary measures to prosecute their nationals for offences committed outside their territory.
especially with a view to preventing offences committed by previously identified risk groups,
Each member states will have to investigate and prosecute offences committed in whole or in part within its territory
in particular those committed by non-resident offenders but also offences committed by resident offenders,
in cross-border cases and better exchange of information between Member States' authorities on offences committed are essential tools to developing a functioning area of freedom,
Truth Platform Party(PPDA), are dissatisfied with the situation from our country and condemn the offences committed by governors.
thus prosecuted for offences committed in a Member State other than the one where his
that that principle concerns only(i) offences committed prior to the person's surrender
thus sanctioned for offences committed in a Member State other than the one where the vehicle is registered.
Member States should ensure that legal persons can be held liable for the offences committed for their benefit by certain persons acting on their behalf
Consequently, the possibility of communication of personal traffic data may be restricted to particularly serious cases such as, for example, offences committed with a view to making a profit,
because this would lead to the situation that only offences committed with the presence of aggravating circumstances are covered.
State compensation can be claimed for all offences committed intentionally with violence against the person,
is to approximate the definition of ship-source pollution offences committed by natural or legal persons,
in so far as they may, pursuant to their national law, prosecute that person for offences committed outside their territory, the opportunity to issue a European arrest warrant for the purposes of prosecution.
in relation to offences committed partly within the territory of the executing State,
(for an offence committed);
Passive corruption: an offence committed by an official who receives a bribe.
(d) any irregularity or offence committed during customs transit arrangements started under the conditions referred to in point(c).