Traduction de «considered as murder » (Anglais → Français) :

When one considers the murders, torture and displacement of people, this motion is a sham.

Eight Member States (BE, BG, DE, FR, HU, PL, PT and UK) stipulate that a racist or xenophobic motivation shall be considered an aggravating circumstance with regard to certain (often violent) crimes such as murder, serious bodily harm and other violence against persons or property.

Eight Member States (BE, BG, DE, FR, HU, PL, PT and UK) stipulate that a racist or xenophobic motivation shall be considered an aggravating circumstance with regard to certain (often violent) crimes such as murder, serious bodily harm and other violence against persons or property.

4. Calls on Turkey to adopt gender equality as part of the sixth reform package of the Penal Code and to amend Article 51 of the general provisions, which relates to crimes committed under extreme provocation, applicable for offences traditionally viewed as being against virtue; additionally, requests the discontinuation of the practice of having sentences reduced in cases of ‘honour crimes’ on grounds of customs and tradition (Article 462), notes that such crimes should be considered as murder in the first degree, as well as the deletion of the term ‘virginity’ from the rape crime provisions under the Penal Code;

28. Calls on Turkey to adopt gender equality as part of the sixth reform package of the Penal Code and to amend Article 51 of the general provisions, which relates to crimes committed under extreme provocation, applicable for offences traditionally viewed as being against virtue; additionally, requests the discontinuation of the practice of having sentences reduced in cases of ‘honour crimes’ on grounds of customs and tradition (Article 462), notes that such crimes should be considered as murder in the first degree, as well as the deletion of the term ‘virginity’ from the rape crime provisions under the Penal Code;

Let us consider the potentially salutary influence of, say, a European decision explicitly to ban all recourse to war as a means of solving the world’s problems, so as to ensure that, from the Middle East to the Caucasus, the force of politics prevails over the politics of force. Think of the positive influence of a decision to conclude alliances between Europe and the countries of the south that will extend to include international financial and trade institutions, thereby tackling head-on the murderous ...[+++] onslaught of economic war; or of a decision to establish with the United States, of course, the will to forge – with that great nation and with others – the most ambitious partnership possible, yet within a framework of total political and strategic independence.