Примеры использования Could appoint на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In some conditions, the judge could appoint a lawyer.
Sarkis could appoint Salim Hoss as prime minister in December 1976.
Legal assistance could be provided during the interrogation and the court could appoint a legal aid lawyer.
The Privy Council could appoint a princess as successor to the throne, but only in the absence of an heir apparent.
If the dispute could not be resolved through dialogue done in the presence of Labour Office,both parties could appoint mediators.
Under the new amendments, the President could appoint a Prime Minister only after consulting with the National Assembly factions.
The Commission's procedure was designed to facilitate cooperation with the parties to a conflict, who could appoint ad hoc members.
In addition, bilateral donors andchefs de file could appoint GM correspondents at the country level.
The latter could appoint a specific attorney to provide a legal service for a reduced fee or free of charge.
The Commission's procedure was designed to facilitate cooperation with the parties to a conflict, who could appoint ad hoc members.
The Interim Iraqi Government could appoint the chairperson, or the commissioners could do so themselves.
Forum 18 stated that individuals engaged in spreading their faith must have registration andthat only registered religious organisations could appoint missionaries.
Each country could appoint focal points in order to coordinate efforts to secure borders and combat illegal migration.
I replied,'I don't know about that Mr. President,you could appoint me as general but I might not prove to be one.
The amendment would also have increased both the number of divisions to five-by separating British Columbia into its own division-and the number of additional senators the monarch could appoint to five or ten.
Mr. GONZALEZ POBLETE said he thought that the Committee could appoint country rapporteurs for five of the reports and set aside five others for the new members.
Misseriya tribal leadership remained concerned over the appointment, which the SPLM stated was an internal arrangement,acknowledging that only the Presidency could appoint an administrator for Abyei.
Additionally, autonomous communities could appoint at least one senator each and were entitled to one additional senator per each million inhabitants.
As in the current practice of treaty bodies with competence to consider complaints,the unified standing treaty body could appoint special rapporteurs for new complaints and interim measures, or working groups.
It was also suggested that a court could appoint a"special master" to examine records to determine what exists and to create basic finding aids.
Mr. BRUNI CELLI said that he agreed that there should be some penalty for continued failure to submit a report, buthe wondered on what basis the Committee could appoint one of its members to prepare a report.
In particular, Gregory decreed in this second council that only the Pope could appoint or depose bishops or move them from see to see, an act which was later to cause the Investiture Controversy.
The Penal Code did provide for legal aid; the Ministry of Justice had a committee which allocated funds for that purpose,the bar association was likewise required to provide legal aid services and a judge could appoint a lawyer to act as counsel for an accused.
Ms. Mogami(Botwana), replying to questions 14 to 16,said that the President could appoint judges only on the basis of recommendations by the Judicial Service Commission, an independent body.
The practical procedures under that system were funded by the Ministry of Justice, andthe relationship between the standby lawyer and the detainee covered the first seven days of detention, at which point the detainee could appoint his own counsel or request legal-aid counsel.
Its functions were not limited to coordination since it could appoint and dismiss judges and prosecutors, a fact which, moreover, the Ministry of Justice had confirmed in an interview published in Peru.
Also, where its technical and scientific knowledge proved insufficient to decide on a dispute,the arbitral tribunal could appoint experts to assist it, and the secretary-general was required to compile a list of such experts.
However, the state comptroller did not believe the governor could appoint a replacement to an elected office and refused to pay Weeks, and the Senate refused to accept his presidency over them, even proposing a motion to arrest him.
Of particular interest wasthe recommendation to the effect that, in the most severe cases, the Secretary-General could appoint special representatives to assess the consequences of sanctions, in collaboration with the Governments concerned.
Under her country's law,when a bankruptcy petition was filed the court could appoint an interim receiver of the property of the debtor and direct him to take immediate possession of that property.