Examples of using Offences committed in English and their translations into Slovak
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The proposal for a directive targets for example offences committed in the framework of criminal organisations(which it views as an aggravating circumstance).
The validity of this Code shall also be extended to offences committed on the continental shelf and in the exclusive economic zone of the Russian Federation.
The offences committed to ensure the impunity of acts that are the purview of Europol.
Criminal offences committed by public officials pursuant to Articles 326 to 327a of the Criminal Code.
Older people are executed for offences committed when they were 13
Generally, EU legislation covers offences committed by natural persons as well as by legal persons such as companies or associations.
This Agreement shall apply to offences committed before as well as after it enters into force.
Music influences driving style, offences committed, errors, and general behaviour on the road;
EU Extradition Agreement, this Instrument shall apply to offences committed before as well as after it enters into force.
Juvenile Courts have jurisdiction to hear crimes and petty offences committed by persons aged between 14 and 18.
Each EU country will assume jurisdiction at minimum for offences committed on its territory or by one of its nationals outside its territory.
prosecuting criminal offences committed by civilians;
with judges instead granted discretion when ruling on offences committed against minority groups such as Roma.
prosecuting criminal offences committed mainly by military personnel.
Even police officers were surprised when the police computer calculated the amount of the fine based on the offences committed- we read in a police statement.
I believe that one key element in this is to review the provisions on offences committed against religions, known as the Blasphemy Law.
In Dubai, demerit points are marks on your Dubai driving license from offences committed whilst driving.
prosecutions may extend to offences committed outside the territory of the Member States.
declarations authorised thereunder shall apply only to offences committed after the Convention comes into effect for the Contracting States involved.
Each Party which has jurisdiction to prosecute its nationals for offences committed abroad shall take such measures as may be necessary to establish its jurisdiction to do so in respect of the bribery of a foreign public official, according to the same principles.