Sentence examples for commit grave from inspiring English sources
Incapacitation is also utilized, for example, in cases involving offenders who are deemed dangerous (such as those guilty of murder) and likely to commit grave and violent crimes unless restrained.
If this precedent goes through, countries ruled by people who do commit grave crimes against humanity will seek similar loopholes, destroying the effectiveness of the court as a prosecutor of crime and a deterrent against it.
Amnesty is calling on G8 leaders to sign an undertaking not to allow arms transfers where there is a clear risk that the weapons will be used to commit grave human rights abuses, war crimes or crimes against humanity.
As months of negotiations neared completion over recent days, the language defining legal jurisdiction over American military personnel was devised to reassure Iraqis that they might claim the right to prosecute those who commit "grave, premeditated felonies" outside what is termed official "duty status".
Despite the Arms Export Control Act restricting the use of U.S.-supplied weapons to "internal security" and "legitimate self-defense," Israel systematically violates this law with impunity to commit grave human rights abuses of Palestinians living under military occupation.
During the past two decades, the NCP has frequently used proxy militias in both Darfur and the South to commit grave offenses against civilians and as a means to divide and conquer.
"These are dangerous individuals and they are capable of committing grave crimes once again".
France, he said, had committed "grave errors of judgment" before, during, and after the genocide.
"I think they are going to say I have committed grave crimes, I have violated the Espionage Act.
The Ukrainian prime minister, Arseny Yatseniuk, said on Saturday he would offer amnesty to any rebels who had not committed grave crimes.
Judge Deborah Taylor told Balakrishnan that he had committed "grave and serious crimes over a long period of time and you have shown no remorse whatsoever".
