Examples of using Premeditated in English and their translations into Spanish
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it is proven that the Abkhaz separatists and their accomplices premeditated the genocide of the Georgian population.
it is proved that the Abkhaz separatists and their accomplices premeditated the genocide of the Georgian population.
The latest outbreak of violence had been provoked by Mr. Sharon's premeditated visit to the Al-Aqsa mosque on 28 September 2000.
The punitive and premeditated nature of his torment precise enough to have impressed Heinrich Himmler.
He was exonerated of the charge of the premeditated murder of Mr. Mohammad Rezakhani,
As you can see, the abduction was meticulously premeditated, and we conclude that HAN's captivity testimony was to throw off our investigation.
This crime consists of premeditated and planned actions committed with intent to destroy,
Premeditated murder is a specific kind of murder different from other types of murder,
In the case of culpable or premeditated wrongs, where the sentence does not exceed three years in prison;
so it's obviously premeditated.
in eastern Sudan, sentenced a woman called Fatimah Adam Yahya to death under article 130 premeditated murder.
al-Din Qasim alSayyid and sentenced him to death under article 130 premeditated murder.
criminals responsible for premeditated aggression against Iraq?
Provisional detention may be ordered on these grounds only when the alleged offence is premeditated.
well thought out and premeditated.
In its response, Tunisia indicated that capital punishment is applied only in cases of premeditated homicide or homicide accompanied by aggravating circumstances.
Pre-trial detention may be ordered in such a case only when the wrongful act in question is premeditated.
Nothing in the text of the Government's reply testifies to violence perpetrated, premeditated, advocated or upheld by Hwang Suk-Yong.
as a conscious effort, giving the first impulse to a premeditated and predetermined creation.
we do not know if it is pure coincidence or something premeditated.