Examples of using To acts committed in English and their translations into Russian
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Although that order pertains only to acts committed during the national tragedy,
Moreover, the requirement to establish jurisdiction only applies to acts committed on board an aircraft in flight,
Article 311-2 CC refers only to acts committed for“mercenary purposes”;
extraterritorial extension of penal legislation to acts committed by nationals abroad,
which provided for application of the State's criminal law to acts committed outside its territory, irrespective of whether they were crimes under the laws of the locus delecti,
This prohibition also applies to acts committed abroad if such acts violate international law agreements to which Switzerland is a party
habitual resident in Malta or to acts committed outside Malta by a foreign national who is currently in Malta.
a judicial cooperation agreement, Macao criminal law shall be applicable to acts committed outside the Region.
although it could be criticized for referring only to acts committed by individuals and not to acts committed by States.
by limiting the scope- as was proposed by Liechtenstein- only to acts committed against civilians, at least as far as situations of armed conflict are concerned.
The United Kingdom Government's consistent position has been that the United Nations Convention against Torture has no bearing on the issue of civil jurisdiction in relation to acts committed abroad but only relates to criminal jurisdiction.
stated further that under its Penal Code, Paraguayan criminal law applied to acts committed in a foreign country,
only as applicable to acts committed before the entry into force of Decree-Law No. 400/82, of 23 September
and in response to acts committed by various groups in Gaza,
contained in the Crimes(Torture) Act in relation to acts committed overseas by Australian citizens,
the ICRC noted that the obligation to investigate crimes under international law is found in a number of treaties that apply to acts committed in both international and non-international armed conflicts.
accepting that its own concepts of justice could not be applied to acts committed in the former GDR.
There was little support for the French view although most States did agree that“the Convention should not only be applicable to acts committed by public officials,
application of the term to acts committed in conflict and the overlap of international human rights
The State party submits that acts committed by LTTE do not fall under the competence of the Committee since the definition of"torture" in the Convention refers expressly to acts committed"by or at the instigation of or with the consent