Traduction de «giorno di detenzione » (Italien → Anglais) :

day of incarceration | day of imprisonment

percentage of persons in pre-trial detention

percentage of persons previously incarcerated

brief staff on daily menu and allergens | brief staff with daily menu | brief staff on daily menu | brief staff with menu for the day

personal weapon [ acquisition of arms | carrying of arms | permit to carry arms | possession of arms ]

right to justice [ arbitrary detention | habeas corpus | legal protection | protection of those charged with crimes | right to trial | Legal protection(STW) | habeas corpus(UNBIS) ]

day‐evening‐night level | day-evening-night noise indicator | Lden [Abbr.]

young offender confinement | young offender incarceration | juvenile detention | young offender imprisonment

Nevertheless, an animal shall also be deemed eligible for the payments where the information laid down in the second indent of Article 7(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1760/2000 has been reported to the competent authority on the first day of the retention period of the animal as determined in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 141(2) of this Regulation.

N. whereas on 24 May 2012 Aleh Volchek, the former head of Legal Aid to the Population, an organisation that provided legal assistance until it was liquidated in 2003, was arrested by plain-clothes police officers who accused him of ‘swearing in public’; whereas on the same day he was sentenced to nine days’ administrative imprisonment under Article 17.1 of the Code of Administrative Offences (‘swearing at the police’); whereas Mr Volchek was earlier sentenced, in January 2012, to four days’ administrative detention for allegedly using foul language in the street; whereas his name has been put on the list of those forbidden to leave B ...[+++]elarus;

N. whereas on 24 May 2012 Aleh Volchek, the former head of Legal Aid to the Population, an organisation that provided legal assistance until it was liquidated in 2003, was arrested by plain-clothes police officers who accused him of ‘swearing in public’; whereas on the same day he was sentenced to nine days' administrative imprisonment under Article 17.1 of the Code of Administrative Offences (‘swearing at the police’); whereas Mr Volchek was earlier sentenced, in January 2012, to four days' administrative detention for allegedly using foul language in the street; whereas his name has been put on the list of those forbidden to leave ...[+++]Belarus;

19. Calls on the Russian authorities to take into account and adopt the necessary measures in order to comply with the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights of 31 May 2011 that found grave violations of fundamental human rights in the first Khodorkovsky case and in particular degrading prison conditions, inhuman and degrading conditions in the court room, the unlawfulness of his arrest at gunpoint, the unjustified detention and the refusal of domestic courts to provide Khodorkovsky with fair hearing when reviewing his detention; urges the European Commission and the High Representative/Vice President Catherine Ashton to include t ...[+++]he Khodorkovsky case in the agenda of the forthcoming EU-Russia summit;