In wartime more severe punishments

In wartime separate military regulations apply (AI).

And of course, in wartime, conditions aren't perfect.

In wartime they open that, and the atomic bombs fall.

You know who rests during wartime?

Wartime provincial coordinators continue to manage customs operations in these areas.

I mention that because, in Poland, my wartime fate was typical.

I love Keiko but a pilot in wartime faces many uncertainties.

Treaties containing express provisions on wartime applicability

Slavery and slave like practices during wartime

It's an extension of the wartime O.S.S.

B. Sexual slavery during wartime, in particular during the Second World War

Zainab Salbi Women, wartime and the dream of peace

Katyn was also the occasion for the Soviets to break off relations with Poland s wartime government in exile in London.

Exacerbating existing tensions, they can result in support for extremists or encourage patterns of voting that reflect wartime allegiances.

Because it was wartime, the British .303 rifle was just all over the whole country.

In wartime (periods of armed conflict), commanding officers at all levels, while inculcating in their personnel a spirit of humanism and humanity, must

Such crimes include bombing of busy quarters, destruction of reservoirs, poisoning of drinking water, gassing in subway stations and probably espionage in wartime.

(a) Failure to answer recruitment call up a maximum of 1 year apos s imprisonment in peacetime 1 to 10 years in wartime

(f) Desertion and leaving the country a minimum of one year in peacetime 5 to 20 years in wartime (earlier, capital punishment) (WRI).

Your Excellency knows that in wartime official news must take into consideration, the psychology of the people, the maintenance of morale.

There are still wartime detainees on both sides, and a much larger number of missing persons.

This man was your wartime buddy, an ordinary rice farmer who helped you blow up bridges.

(e) Desertion and not returning within 30 days 6 months to 5 years in peacetime 5 to 20 years in wartime (earlier, capital punishment)

One of the remaining problems, aside from the fugitives, is the missing wartime archives of Republika Srpska.

Morocco Desertion is punishable with jail terms of from 6 months to 3 years in peacetime and from 5 to 20 years in wartime (WRI).

Failure to answer mobilization call up a maximum of 1 year apos s imprisonment in peacetime 1 to 10 years in wartime (art. 166, para. 1)

(c) Going or staying abroad with the intent to evade recruitment 1 to 10 years in peacetime 5 to 20 years in wartime (earlier, capital punishment)

(b) Hiding inside the country with the intent to evade recruitment 3 months to 5 years in peacetime 5 to 20 years in wartime (earlier, capital punishment)

For the period 1992 to 1995, the report falls short of substantial data, the related period being the wartime.

The shrine honors 14 Japanese leaders convicted as war criminals and is seen in China and South Korea as a symbol of Tokyo's wartime militarism.

62. As long as wartime legislation on abandoned property is applied in a discriminatory manner, the return of refugees and displaced persons will remain blocked.

Moreover, the provisions of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties regarding interpretation applied to the operation of a treaty as much in wartime as in peacetime.

In the present case, language specifically prohibiting the use of nuclear weapons in wartime does not appear it must, therefore, be presumed that no such prohibition would apply.

The vitality of FCN treaties during wartime is not limited to the modern era or to decisions of international tribunals.

Cambodia Imprisonment for from three months to one year during peacetime, or six months to seven years during wartime (AI).

The same act, when committed in wartime or in a state of emergency is punished by deprivation of liberty for not less than five years, or by death (AI).

Our leading decisions will continue to provide essential guidance for the fair and effective prosecution of those who commit wartime atrocities.

To expedite the process, the court decided to hold at first three joint trials, joining the indicted according to their wartime allegiances.

This is normal practice in the legislation of most countries, under which it is prohibited to publish anything derogatory to the head of State, who symbolizes the nation, particularly in wartime.

Until not long ago, there was a strong left wing current in education and some of the media that used Japan s horrendous wartime record as an argument against any kind of revisionism. But, as long as the Japanese left used history to make this political argument, the nationalists pushed back by claiming that stories of wartime atrocities had been greatly exaggerated.

The unique significance of the CW Convention and its implementation, especially the destruction of stocks, stems from the deadly efficacy of chemical weapons both in wartime and long thereafter.

Deeply concerned at the information it contains relating to child and bonded labour, sexual exploitation, in particular of children, the traffic in persons, migrant and domestic workers and sexual slavery during wartime,

Hungary Under article 366 of the Criminal Code, those who refuse military service may be sentenced to up to 5 years apos imprisonment (6 to 15 years in wartime) (AI).

Silja Vöneky, doctoral thesis on the application of environmental treaties during wartime, Max Planck Institute of Public International Law and Comparative Law (Heidelberg, circa 2000).