Traduction de «Atteinte illégale à la sécurité corporelle » (Français → Anglais) :

unlawful invasion of bodily security

security breach [ security violation | computer security violation ]

causing severe pain or suffering or a serious injury, whether physical or mental, in particular by torture, inhuman treatment or biological experiments

Security of Canada Information Sharing Act [ An Act to encourage and facilitate information sharing between Government of Canada institutions in order to protect Canada against activities that undermine the security of Canada ]

disruption of military security

impairment of the roadworthiness of a vehicle

Therefore, if somebody were growing five plants in dangerous or otherwise dubious circumstances, with potential security, health or safety hazards or which could affect people under 18 or creating a public safety hazard in a residential area or setting or placing traps, devices or other things that are likely to cause death or bodily harm — that one in particular would capture what we think of as the really bad guys, I would think — those folks would still, under our proposed amendment, be subject to the lower limit of permissible number of plants.

B. whereas the dramatic human rights, humanitarian and security situation continues to deteriorate; whereas human rights are being violated on a large scale by the Assad regime and hard-line groups supporting the regime, including massacres and other unlawful killings, arbitrary arrests and unlawful detentions, hostage-taking, enforced disappearances, executions of prisoners, systematic torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence and violations of children’s rights; whereas the Syrian regime has demolished entire neighbourhoods, as a collective punishment policy towards civilians; whereas the large-scale destruction of urban areas has ...[+++] led to desperation and significant expulsions of civilians;

B. whereas the dramatic human rights, humanitarian and security situation continues to deteriorate; whereas human rights are being violated on a large scale by the Assad regime and hard-line groups supporting the regime, including massacres and other unlawful killings, arbitrary arrests and unlawful detentions, hostage-taking, enforced disappearances, executions of prisoners, systematic torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence and violations of children’s rights; whereas the Syrian regime has demolished entire neighbourhoods, as a collective punishment policy towards civilians; whereas the large-scale destruction of urban areas has ...[+++]led to desperation and significant expulsions of civilians;

14. Emphasises that the power to block websites, which is a last-resort tool for dealing with illegal activities online but whose effectiveness in changing consumer behaviour is questionable, can also violate freedom of expression and therefore cannot act as a panacea; calls on the Commission to draw up proposals for the improved coordination of initiatives and organisations, the aim being to eliminate illegal content at its source; emphasises that all measures that restrict access to internet sites containing or distributing illegal content must be defined in a transparent process and must offer sufficient legal provisions, such as du ...[+++]e process, to ensure that restrictions are proportionate and do not exceed the bounds of necessity and that users are informed of the reason for the restriction; stresses that such security provisions should also include the possibility of legal appeal; recognises, meanwhile, the need to find new, easily accessible and legal ways of accessing digital content while respecting cultural diversity;