The penalties to be imposed

1.2 Civil penalties imposed by OFAC against companies, banking institutions and non governmental organizations

Higher penalties are imposed where the victim is a child, or is exploited, endangered or subjected to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

Commending the new criminal penalties for clients of prostitutes, she asked whether marital rape had been criminalized, and what penalties were being imposed on traffickers in women.

Civil and criminal penalties, including significant fines and imprisonment, can be imposed for breaches of the WMD Act.

Procedures for fixing penalties for such crimes and calculation of the prison terms, as well as the procedures and conditions for enforcement of the penalties imposed as alternatives to the death penalty.

What were the findings of investigations into such practices and what penalties had been imposed on those who perpetuated them?

Civil penalties of up to US 65 million may be imposed by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the United States Department of the Treasury.

Article 148 and 149 list the penalties to be imposed in the event of perpetration of any of the acts for which provision is made. These are deterrent penalties that take into account the serious nature of such offences in that they range between hard labour for a period of not less than five years and the death penalty.

Tough rules and penalties are required to deter traffic offenders.

And we are not the ones to receive Pains and Penalties !

And we are not the ones to receive Pains and Penalties !

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But at times, I think they are overdoing it with the penalties.

Penalties are prepared for scoffers, and beatings for the backs of fools.

I really wonder what kind of penalties will be imposed on bullies, how their parents react and if they compensate the victim s family! Even the school is avoiding commenting on the issue.

There are no stops during the fight, except for loss, lifting, or penalties.

There are no stops during the round, except for loss, lifting, or penalties.

With regard to corruption, whose criminalization had been recommended by the Convention, the Penal Code of Burkina Faso, in articles 156 and 160, defined and imposed penalties for the commission of such an offence.

Penalties for non compliance

Where relevant national legislation was not in place, UNHCR lobbied for the refugee definition to be included in legislation and for refugees and asylum seekers to be exempted from penalties that might otherwise be imposed.

Articles 49 to 53 prescribe the penalties to be imposed in the event that the provisions of the Act are contravened, as in the case of such acts as deliberate tampering with the civil register or the vital statistics register, or the submission of false information.

Statistics on crimes committed against immigrants and penalties imposed, which should help in assessing the degree of impunity for violations of the human rights of migrants, in particular with regard to their physical integrity and assets.

This draft code, which is now in the final stages of review, will cover the relevant directives, procedures and legislation and will specify severe penalties to be imposed on any person violating such legislation and directives.

The hurdles to further monetary policy action are high, but they are largely self imposed.

What are the offences and penalties in your country with respect to the activities listed in this subparagraph?

No amendments to the contents of the penal provisions are proposed, nor would the applicable penalties be different.

Article 16 deals with the responsibility of legal persons for crimes committed on their behalf and in their interest by any of their employees, with whom such legal persons shall be jointly and severally responsible in respect of financial penalties imposed.

Villanueva explained the rationale behind these penalties

Civil and military criminal provisions regarding these offences and the penalties related to them Whether statutes of limitations apply to such offences The number and the nature of the cases in which those legal provisions were applied and the outcome of such cases, in particular, the penalties imposed upon conviction and the reasons for acquittal Examples of judgements relevant to the implementation of article 4

53. Australia notes that few conventions define penalties.

Articles 92 to 94 contain the related penalties.

The Committee requests the State party to include in its next periodic report statistical information on prosecutions launched, and penalties imposed, in cases of offences that relate to racial discrimination and where the relevant provisions of the existing domestic legislation have been applied.

The population was not yet aware of the penalties that could be imposed under the Children's Act the product of three years' work as it had been adopted on 23 June and must be approved by the President before it could be disseminated.

The Palestinians of Gaza are living under an inhuman blockade imposed by Israel.

The Palestinians of Gaza are living under an inhuman blockade imposed by Israel.

The restrictions are imposed without government ever explaining the actual motives behind them.

For such transactions involving listed companies, additional disclosure and substantive requirements are imposed.

Externalities are pervasive the failure of one bank imposed costs on others, and failures in the financial system imposed costs on taxpayers and workers all over the world.

Third parties are justified in rejecting the risks that would be imposed upon them.

The major limits are imposed by the availability of data, not by our methodologies.

The directive did not require the imposition of penalties.

Moreover, the fact that a number of international instruments do not envisage the penalties to be imposed for crimes of an international character, but simply provide that States have an obligation to prevent and suppress them, indicates that the norms have not been properly incorporated.

A proposal has been made to amend the Jordanian Nuclear Power and Radiation Protection Act No. 29 of 2001 by adding an article listing the offences provided for in the Convention and the penalties to be imposed for the perpetration of any such act.

The Committee further requests that the State party include in its next periodic report statistical information on prosecutions launched, and penalties imposed, in cases of offences that relate to racial discrimination and where the relevant provisions of the existing domestic legislation have been applied.