laws in bangladesh造句

• Elephants are protected by law in Bangladesh and can't be killed.
• Laws in Bangladesh forbid men below 22 to tie knots with women who are under 18.
• The law in Bangladesh provides for a minimum of two years in jail for possessing heroin.
• If convicted, the sailors could be sentenced to death under stiff anti-drug laws in Bangladesh.
• Offenders could be jailed for up to three months under a law in Bangladesh that prohibits " public nuisances ."
• The mosque protesters included members of some small Islamic groups campaigning to establish Islamic laws in Bangladesh, a predominantly Muslim country with secular laws.
• Besides, she has not been charged with any crime or offence whatsoever under the Penal Code or violation or breach of any law in Bangladesh.
• Under a 1995 law in Bangladesh, trafficking in women and children can invite the death penalty, but this has done little to stop the crime.
• Nasrin's critics want to introduce Islamic laws in Bangladesh, a predominantly Muslim nation, which is governed by secular laws . ( fh, has)
• The Islamic Constitution Movement, an alliance of small parties, is campaigning to establish Islamic laws in Bangladesh, a predominantly Muslim nation governed by secular laws.
• Likewise, when Mukhles Chowdhury informed top politicians that by 12 January 2011 there would be a martial law in Bangladesh, Brigadier Chowdhury Fazlul Bari misled Khaleda Zia with the help of Aminul Karim to implement Moeen's plan to capture Presidency.
• He had earlier criticised the authorizing legislation and 2009 amendments, saying : " The current system of war crimes trial and its law in Bangladesh does not include international concerns, required to ensure a fair, impartial and transparent trial . " The ICT accused him of violating the British bar's code of conduct.
• Kay has criticised the tribunal and the amendments to its authorizing act, stating, " The current system of war crimes trial and its law in Bangladesh does not include international concerns, required to ensure a fair, impartial and transparent trial . " Sayeedi was convicted in February 2013 and sentenced to death for his crimes.
• Upon hearing Barrister Tania Amer, Advocate for the petitioner and upon consideration of the said petition the Court issued a Rule Nisi calling upon the respondents to show cause on or before 15th June, 1998 as to why the direction should not be given upon the respondents to produce Ayesha Akhter before the Court so that the Court may satisfy itself that the said Ayesha Akhter ( previously Dipali Pal Chowdhury ) is not held in custody without any lawful authority and why a declaration should not be given that there is no law in Bangladesh whereby any person, whether a major or a minor or a female who is neither an alleged criminal nor a witness in the FIR can be detained in jail by any Magistrate or any authority under the guise of'Judicial Safe Custody'or otherwise; and that the practice of Safe Custody is violative of the jail code and no one in jail shall be denied access to a lawyer of her own choice and that there is no law in Bangladesh empowering any investigation officer, or any other person to pray before any court to put a victim girl in jail in the guise of Safe Custody, and that such prayer is ultra vires and or such other or further order or orders passed as to this court may seem fit and proper.
• Upon hearing Barrister Tania Amer, Advocate for the petitioner and upon consideration of the said petition the Court issued a Rule Nisi calling upon the respondents to show cause on or before 15th June, 1998 as to why the direction should not be given upon the respondents to produce Ayesha Akhter before the Court so that the Court may satisfy itself that the said Ayesha Akhter ( previously Dipali Pal Chowdhury ) is not held in custody without any lawful authority and why a declaration should not be given that there is no law in Bangladesh whereby any person, whether a major or a minor or a female who is neither an alleged criminal nor a witness in the FIR can be detained in jail by any Magistrate or any authority under the guise of'Judicial Safe Custody'or otherwise; and that the practice of Safe Custody is violative of the jail code and no one in jail shall be denied access to a lawyer of her own choice and that there is no law in Bangladesh empowering any investigation officer, or any other person to pray before any court to put a victim girl in jail in the guise of Safe Custody, and that such prayer is ultra vires and or such other or further order or orders passed as to this court may seem fit and proper.