Myanmar is a notorious example.

Consider a couple of notorious examples.

The United States is the worst offender.

Among them, Mladic and Karadzic remain the most notorious.

(b) When the alleged offender is one of its nationals

(b) When the alleged offender is a national of that State

A notorious example is postwar macroeconomic policymaking under the radical Keynesians.

This principle is also consistent with restorative justice goals reintegration of the offender with the victim and the community is more difficult while the offender is detained in a correctional facility.

It believes that even the worst offender can become a better person.

She emphasized the regime's notorious tactics designed to force rebel held areas into submission.

Most of these students are being held in isolation cells in the notorious Evin prison.

Mehdi Rahmanian, the newspaper s manager and license holder, was transferred to the notorious Evin Prison.

The notorious use of small arms and light weapons in armed conflicts is well documented.

Under a new Law, Limitations on the Return of a Sex Offender to the Victim of the Offence Surrounding Law, a court can prohibit an offender from residing or working near his victim's place of residence or employment.

The most notorious symptom of this was the emergence of stagflation simultaneously rising inflation and unemployment.

It has recently been suggested that a wall be built around Rio de Janeiro's notorious shantytowns.

Meanwhile, there is no mistaking whose side the notorious pro Erdogan Daily Sabah newspaper is on

Hong Kong is notorious for its crowded living conditions and the high cost of residential housing.

It was during this period that Peter perpetrated the series of murders which made him notorious.

Such a sanction captures some of the characteristics of imprisonment while permitting the offender to remain in the community, usually at home. In developed countries, electronic monitoring is often imposed as a way to ensure that the offender remains at home.

The main objective is to rehabilitate the offender, prevent further acts of violence and preserve family relationships.

Ireland and Iceland have become notorious cases where a financial sector metastasized and destroyed the host country.

A particularly notorious phenomenon in this regard has been the existence of boarding schools for indigenous students.

Of primary importance is the trial of the Tribunal's three most notorious fugitives Karadzić, Mladić and Gotovina.

The notorious terrorist organization Islamic Jihad announced responsibility for the attack from its headquarters in Damascus, Syria.

The debate on paragraph 2 focused on the conditions for the transfer of an offender to another State.

Of the remaining seven fugitives, Ratko Mladić, Radovan Karadžić and Ante Gotovina of course remain the most notorious.

Upon being satisfied that the circumstances so warrant, the State Party in whose territory the offender or alleged offender is present shall take the appropriate measures under its domestic law so as to ensure that person's presence for the purpose of prosecution or extradition.

The emphasis in such instances is on individual and collective needs and the reintegration of the victim and offender.

An additional significant law enacted, is the Limitations on the return of a sex Offender to the Surroundings of the Victim of the Offence Law, 5765 2004, ( The Limitations on the Return of a Sex Offender to the Surroundings of the Victim of the Offence Law ), granting a court (including a military tribunal) the authority to prohibit an offender from residing or working near the location of the victim's residence or employment.

Their big corporations helped entrench racist regimes with notorious contract labor systems that amounted to little more than slavery.

The notorious law on monetization of social benefits, which transforms in kind benefits into cash, is a typical example.

It demonstrated its lapdog status by never broadcasting images of prisoners being abused inside Baghdad's notorious Abu Ghraib prison.

Restorative justice and ubuntu are based firmly on the recognition of the fundamental humanity of even the worst possible offender.

If he decides to resist being tried in a court of law, like any other offender, this would be understandable.

The court is also instructed to take into consideration any damage caused to the sex offender due to these limitations.

Therefore, the Penal Code is gender neutral and does not distinguish the sex of the victim or of the offender.

France s impoverished suburbs, the notorious banlieues , make the ideal of fraternité sound like an insult on top of an injury.

In one particularly notorious case, 40 maliks (tribal leaders) holding a jirga (tribal assembly) were burned in an indiscriminate attack.

The story of the rejection last autumn of my appointment to be a member of the European Commission is notorious.

Simultaneous revolutions swept Europe in 1848, in the aftermath of crop failures whose most notorious manifestation was the Irish famine.

Most notorious among these recidivists is Abu Sufyan Al Shihri, now Deputy Leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

Saudi Arabia's notorious religious police intend to give Professor Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, a run for his money.

knowledge by the offender of the criminal nature of the group or at least one of its criminal activities or objectives

The trial of a juvenile offender shall be conducted by a juvenile court, which shall be established in all provincial capitals.