Examples of using Arbitrary act in English and their translations into Spanish
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his arrest is considered an arbitrary act and the official responsible will be prosecuted for deprivation of personal freedom under article 368 of the Penal Code this article will be referred to below.
person appointed by the Government orders or commits any arbitrary act, prejudicial either to individual liberty,
Article 27 of the Constitution provides that“All breaches of the provisions concerning individual liberties constitute arbitrary acts.
It also received reports of stigmatization and arbitrary acts by some members of the Army against the civilian population.
Articles 72 to 76 of the Criminal Code establish compensation for arbitrary acts undermining individual liberty.
Add to those arbitrary acts the fine meted out to the French bank BNP Paribas and the total amounts
perpetrating violations and committing arbitrary acts.
It would also be useful to have information on the substantive elements of the offence of arbitrary acts under article 250 of the Criminal Code.
six law enforcement officials who had been tried for arbitrary acts had been disciplined.
The persons in question are accused of arbitrary acts against nationals in conformity with the article 250 of the Criminal Code
Thus, even if the text of the law790 gives protection to any kind of owner against the arbitrary acts of disturbance of the possession,
State party put in place all necessary measures to protect human rights defenders against all acts of intimidation or reprisal and any other arbitrary acts resulting from their activities.
In order to reduce the number of arbitrary acts and abuses of the rights of immigrants committed by some officials,
shall punish all arbitrary acts committed by public officials
It would send the signal that the Commission's principal concern was not to protect human rights defenders from arbitrary acts, but to ensure that States had maximum room for manoeuvre to restrict the freedom of human rights defenders.
The economic situation of the countries depending on the Danube as their main waterway has been ever more aggravated by arbitrary acts of blockade and other violations of the respective United Nations resolutions
86 of the Criminal Code and avoid the reclassification of reported incidents of torture as arbitrary acts under article 250 of that Code.
leading to arbitrary acts.
were aware of the arbitrary acts that had brought the situation to its current stage.
ensure that such expulsions did not constitute arbitrary acts contrary to international human rights law;