ley de punto final造句

• The Ley de Punto Final was extremely controversial in its time and afterward.
• In December 1986, the " Ley de Punto Final " ( Full Stop Law ) was introduced.
• In 1986 Congress passed Ley de Punto Final, stopping the prosecutions and " putting a line " under the events.
• The military threatened a coup to prevent widening of prosecutions, and in 1986, Congress passed Ley de Punto Final, which ended the prosecutions.
• The " Ley de Obediencia Debida " and the " Ley de Punto Final " were repealed by the crimes against humanity.
• Passage in 1986 and 1987 of the Ley de Punto Final and the Ley de Obediencia Debida, respectively, caused an end to the investigation.
• In 2003 Congress repealed the 1986 Ley de Punto Final . ( In a court challenge, the Argentine Supreme Court ruled in 2005 that the law was unconstitutional .)
• The enactment of Argentine laws known as Ley de Punto Final and Ley de Obediencia Debida put an end to further investigation, as there was now an assumption that those involved were following orders.
• Under Alfons韓, Congress would then pass the " Ley de Punto Final " and " Ley de Obediencia Debida " as amnesty laws, overturned in June 2005 by the Supreme Court.
• He was first convicted in 1986 of crimes committed during this period, but passage that year of the " Ley de Punto Final, " which created amnesty for security officers, meant that he was released without a sentence.
• In April 1990, the " Ley de Punto Final " ( " Full Stop Law " ) ended the investigation against the three military accused of the murder ( Jos?Carlos Gonz醠ez, Luis Manzanelli and Ricardo Rom醤 Oscar Otero ).
• After the Argentine Supreme Court's 2005 ruling that the Pardon Laws ( " Ley de Obediencia Debida " and " Ley de Punto Final " ) were unconstitutional, the government re-opened prosecution of war crimes cases.
• Despite President Ra鷏 Alfons韓 s 1983 establishment of CONADEP, a commission to investigate the atrocities of the Dirty War, in 1986 the Ley de Punto Final ( Full Stop Law ) provided amnesty to Dirty War acts, stating that torturers were doing their  jobs ".