Examples of using To commit offences in English and their translations into Spanish
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limited to groups intending to commit offences that attract a very substantial penalty under domestic law.
On another matter, both the report and the written replies referred to the cases of"anti-social" children who had a propensity to commit offences.
promoted the conspiracy to commit offences against the above persons with the specific aim of discrediting them by providing the media with defamatory information.
Article 264(Use of children or adolescents to commit offences):"Any person who commits an offence with the assistance of a child
As part of special procedures and powers in Part XV, the Criminal Code also provides for the forfeiture of property used to commit offences and other offence-related property.
under the criminal law(M.B., 2 September 2005) inserts a provision into the Criminal Code under which persons who use minors to commit offences are liable to heavier penalties.
the Penal Code punishes conspiracy to commit offences(art. 340),
Ethiopia has also taken specific measures by providing provision for preventing the use of its territory to commit offences against third States
the firearms used to commit offences prohibited by the Convention art. 2.
Those who order others to commit offences and those who exercise de facto control over prohibited conduct are involved in the criminal act committed by the legal person,
more persons make arrangements among themselves to commit offences, each of them shall be punished for that fact alone with between three and five years in prison.
Premises used to commit offences in relation to violations as provided in Art. 3, para. 1, of the Optional Protocol are considered, in Viet Nam's criminal law, as tools and means used to commit crimes.
Children under the age of 10 are considered to lack the capacity to commit offences, and such behaviour is often dealt with as a civil,
attempts to commit offences(Article 14)
detection or, in some instances, to commit offences associated with organized crime or terrorism.
find new ways to commit offences, reduce risks of prosecution
to that of the youngsters in prison, and">matched the profile of those who were most prone to commit offences and end up in prison.
and attempting to commit offences in addition to substantive offences are relevant to the preparation for particular terrorist acts.
confiscation of goods used to commit offences and of the proceeds of such offences. .
methods used to commit offences covered by the Convention.