Examples of using Who commit in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Measures must be taken by EU countries against persons who commit any of the following.
The Department will utilize special technology and other means to identify applicants who commit fraud for the purposes of illegal immigration
Department of State uses the special technology and other means to identify the persons who commit fraud or illegal immigration
Enforce U.S. laws prohibiting arms sales to countries who commit war crimes,
The traction powder they offer as a free bonus for people who commit to getting bigger
firstly, by introducing compulsory jurisdiction over nationals who commit crimes abroad,
Information to be given by traders: traders who commit to use ADR entities to resolve disputes with consumers should inform consumers of the address
It is necessary to start work, as quickly as possible, on the establishment of a European register of sex offenders, and especially of people who commit these aggressive and most dangerous crimes against children.
degrading treatment, and those who commit such acts, should not go unpunished.
robustly tackling those who commit such crimes, but must also properly focus on the victims.
They say the worst follies often disguise themselves as"normal", perhaps so that they who commit them do not have to be recognized as the pathological lunatics they really are.
to land managers who commit to manage their land for the benefit of agri-environment objectives.
For Pillar 2 measure for setting up of young farmers we found that:- The aid is directed to more qualified farmers, who commit to implement a business plan guiding them in developing viable holdings and who are often
water-or energy-saving initiatives);- the aid is directed to more qualified farmers, who commit to implement a business plan guiding them in developing viable holdings and who are often
Dear friends, you who commit yourself supposedly to do the work of God,
disproportionately different from Spanish nationals who commit the comparable infringement of the obligation to obtain
A 21-year-old Nazi soldier, who committed atrocities during WWII.
Every citizen who commits a crime is personally accountable.
Isn't everybody who commits assault kind of aggravated?
Who committed the Holocaust?