Examples of using Having committed in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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even for persons suspected of having committed three murders and 33 attempted murders," he said.
you can be arrested if you are suspected of having committed a crime, but being unable to provide ID is not a crime
But if someone thinks that, having committed a despicable war crime,
on his/her own initiative, establishes contact with persons suspected of having committed offences relating to trafficking in human beings.
In case of having committed grave acts infringing upon Constitutional provisions,
But if someone thinks that, having committed a despicable war crime,
Many States are also responsible for having committed or tolerated kidnapping within their territories,
In case of having committed grave acts breaching on provisions of the Constitution,
He recalled that by occupying Crimea and having committed armed aggression against Ukraine,
question a person suspected of having committed a crime according to procedure envisaged by Articles 106,
If the individual is accused of having committed a crime for which the punishment is over 3 years deprivation of liberty,
So, it is enough for the prosecutor's office to report that it suspects a person of having committed a crime against the state
based on the accusation of Oleg Sentsov having committed“crimes of a terrorist nature”, was continued.
But, if someone thinks that, having committed a vile war crime- the murder of our people- they will get off with[an import ban on]
based on the accusation of Oleg Sentsov having committed“crimes of a terrorist nature”, went ahead.
But if anyone thinks that having committed this awful war crime,
detained on the basis of“plausible reasons for suspecting him” of having committed a criminal offence.
Moreover, there are cases where the perpetrator, having committed an assassination attempt,
Moreover, there are cases when the perpetrator, having committed an assassination attempt,
environment of dealers and sellers without exposing themselves to criticism for having incited the commission of offences or even having committed them themselves.