abettors in Korean

noun - abettor
교사자: abetto

Sentence patterns related to "abettors"

1. Abettors in indictable offences

2. Find another word for Abettors.

3. Similar penalties were provided for accomplices, abettors and intellectual authors and co-authors.

4. The label ‘enemies of the nation’ and their ‘abettors’ was applied to entire families.

그들의 가족은 모두 ‘국가의 적’이나 ‘방조자’라는 낙인이 찍혔습니다.

5. Synonyms for Bedfellows include abetters, abettors, allies, backers, confederates, supporters, sympathisers, sympathizers, bedmates and fellow travelers

6. He has cast you forth into the outer darkness, where everlasting ruin awaits you and your abettors.

그는 바깥 어둠 속으로 등 당신을 캐스팅했다 영원한 파멸의 당신과 당신의 abettors을 기다립니다한다.

7. Synonyms for Accomplices include cooperators, accessories, confederates, associates, abettors, allies, assistants, collaborators, abetters and colleagues

8. 20 (1) Accomplices in a deliberate crime are the perpetrators, the abettors and the accessories.

9. 4 There is only sorrow and destruction ahead for Christendom and her aiders and abettors.

4 그리스도교국과 그것의 방조자들 및 선동자들 앞에는 다만 슬픔과 멸망만이 놓여 있읍니다.

10. Synonyms for Bedmates include bedfellows, abetters, abettors, allies, backers, confederates, supporters, sympathisers, sympathizers and fellow travelers

11. 11 synonyms of Abettors from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 44 related words, definitions, and antonyms

12. Someone who helps or encourages another person to do something wrong or illegal: They are all aiders and Abettors

13. Organizers, aiders and abettors are deemed to be complicit with the perpetrators in the offence (Criminal Code, art # para

14. Criminal liability for accomplices arises from section 25 (2) StGB; for abettors from sections 26 and 27 StGB.

15. How does the attitude of Jehovah’s loyal servants contrast with that of those of Christendom and her abettors?

여호와의 충성스러운 종들의 태도는 그리스도교국에 속한 사람들 및 그것의 선동자들의 태도와 어떻게 대조를 이룹니까?

16. Nouns for abet include abet, abetment, abetments, abettal, abettals, abettance, abettee, abettees, abetter, abetters, abetting, Abettings, abettor and abettors

17. Organizers, aiders and abettors are deemed to be complicit with the perpetrators in the offence (Criminal Code, art. 30, para. 2).

18. It would enable States to cooperate in suppressing terrorism and in punishing the perpetrators, abettors, financiers, facilitators and collaborators of terrorism.

19. ‘An Abettor would face 25 years to life for murder.’ ‘Their Abettors and backers will not be spared.’ ‘The Department of Justice argued that he was an Abettor and co-conspirator in a spy ring.’ ‘It seems as if there will be no penalty for foreign Abettors of the hijackers.’

20. ‘An Abettor would face 25 years to life for murder.’ ‘Their Abettors and backers will not be spared.’ ‘The Department of Justice argued that he was an Abettor and co-conspirator in a spy ring.’ ‘It seems as if there will be no penalty for foreign Abettors of the hijackers.’

21. Beijing has footfallped up its accomplishments to develop a calm air freight industry, auspicious its airlines to aggregation up with more accomplished Weascetic cargo abettors.

22. Those abettors do not hesitate to offer flimsy excuses for their actions, while at the same time setting conditions for an end to the fighting

23. Acts of recruitment connected to a concretely planned “terrorist offense” may under certain circumstances be punishable as abetting: abettors are considered as perpetrators in accordance with § # tGB

24. Those abettors do not hesitate to offer flimsy excuses for their actions, while at the same time setting conditions for an end to the fighting.

25. Acts of recruitment connected to a concretely planned “terrorist offense” may under certain circumstances be punishable as abetting: abettors are considered as perpetrators in accordance with § 12 StGB.

26. Response: Section 11EE of Anti Terrorist Act 1997 provides vast powers to Law Enforcing Agencies for keeping surveillance on abettors, perpetrators, financers, trainers, instigators and the principal accused.

27. 1 The issue regards to the nature of the abettor is the relationship between the abettors and the executants, which occupies the foundational status of the theory of abettor.

28. Furthermore, under the Criminal Code of Montenegro, everyone who is a party to a criminal offence, including principals and co-principals, instigators and abettors (arts. 23–27), is liable to punishment.

29. Section 2 of the Accessories and Abettors Act, 1925, provides that a person who “aids, abets, counsels or procures” the commission of any offence may be tried and sentenced as a principal offender.

30. In particular, some considered that a clearer distinction should be made, in the structure of the article itself, between those participating in the commission of an offence (perpetrators, abettors, accessories) and those assisting in preparations for it.

31. As regards the penalty levels, Member States punish aiders, abettors, instigators and the attempt to commit a crime either by the same term of imprisonment as the main offender allowing mitigation of penalty levels or by specific penalty level.

32. Certainly, when Jehovah commanded the Greater Moses, Christ Jesus, to “go subduing in the midst of your enemies” in the year 1914 C.E., the Greater Pharaoh and all his visible and invisible abettors felt the authority of Christ and his heavenly hosts.

33. The condemnation in the strategy of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations signals the international community’s will to no longer tolerate the actions of the sponsors and abettors of terrorism or of those who wilfully fail to prevent terrorists from utilizing their territories.

34. New article 706-63-1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provides that persons benefiting from exemptions or reduced penalties for making it possible to prevent the commission of offences, put an end to or mitigate the damage caused by an offence, or identify the perpetrators or abettors of offences and their associates, can also benefit from protection to ensure their security and measures to facilitate their reintegration.

35. England, Wales and Northern Ireland comply with this article through section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act (1981); section 8 of the Accessories and Abettors Act 1861, which covers those who aid, abet, counsel or procure others to commit indictable offences; and sections 44-46 of the Serious Crime Act 2007 which covers assisting and encouraging crime.

36. New article # of the Code of Criminal Procedure provides that persons benefiting from exemptions or reduced penalties for making it possible to prevent the commission of offences, put an end to or mitigate the damage caused by an offence, or identify the perpetrators or abettors of offences and their associates, can also benefit from protection to ensure their security and measures to facilitate their reintegration