Примеры использования Investigative task на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Statement dated 29 July 2014 of the Chief Prosecutor of the Special Investigative Task Force.
During the reporting period, the Special Investigative Task Force continued to consolidate and analyse information obtained from institutional sources.
What was the mandated term of those commissions,which had an immense investigative task before them?
The Special Investigative Task Force continued to investigate allegations contained in the report of Council of Europe Special Rapporteur Dick Marty.
During the reporting period, the Government of Albania moved forward with the adoption of a law on cooperation with the Special Investigative Task Force.
However, consistent with sound prosecutorial practice, the Special Investigative Task Force does not discuss publicly any of its findings or details of its investigative operations.
During the reporting period, War Crimes Prosecutor Vukčević's Office proved very responsive to the Special Investigative Task Force's requests for cooperation.
The Special Investigative Task Force was set up in 2011 to conduct a full criminal investigation into the allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty.
The representative had evoked the work of the Chief Prosecutor of the EULEX Special Investigative Task Force, which Serbia welcomed, on crimes that had allegedly taken place in 1999.
Following the meeting in Albania, Mr. Berisha stated that his Government is willing to sign an agreement oradopt legislation to institutionalize cooperation with the Special Investigative Task Force.
In September 2011, the Special Investigative Task Force was set up by the European Union to conduct a full-scale criminal investigation into the allegations contained in the report of Council of Europe Rapporteur Dick Marty.
All are critical to ensuring that necessary logistics are in place for the extensive staff movements currently under way and that the Special Investigative Task Force has the ability to effectively collect, analyse and process the information being gathered through witness interviews.
The Special Investigative Task Force continued its work, in line with its mandate, investigating allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, of January 2011.
However, as the same matter was brought forward again by the former Senator in 2010,a special investigative task force of the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo(EULEX) has been entrusted with the investigation.
The Special Investigative Task Force is currently in the process of analysing information already collected from institutional sources, and is engaging other Governments that might be able to assist the investigation of the Task Force.
Moreover, she referred to the establishment, if required, of a specialist court within the Kosovo court system and a specialist prosecutor's office with seats within and outside Kosovo, for any trial andappellate proceedings arising from the results of the work of the Special Investigative Task Force.
The Special Investigative Task Force has been performing pursuant to its mandate to investigate allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, on illicit trafficking in human organs.
During the reporting period, the Special Investigative Task Force continued its criminal investigation into allegations of abduction, detention, mistreatment, killings, and organ harvesting and trafficking in Kosovo.
The Special Investigative Task Force continued working pursuant to its mandate to investigate allegations contained in the report by the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, on illicit trafficking in human organs.
Mr. John Clint Williamson, the head prosecutor of the Special Investigative Task Force, has visited Albania several times and has always been assured of the readiness of the Albanian Government to cooperate with the Special Investigative Task Force.
The Special Investigative Task Force, established in 2011 to conduct a full criminal investigation into the allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, continued to actively investigate the allegations and to collect evidence relevant to its inquiry.
During the reporting period, the Special Investigative Task Force continued its strong cooperation with judicial and law-enforcement authorities in the region, which has led to good progress in its investigative and operational activities.
The Special Investigative Task Force has continued working pursuant to its mandate to investigate allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Senator Dick Marty, on illicit trafficking in human organs.
On 17 October the lead prosecutor of the EULEX Special Investigative Task Force on the allegations of organ trafficking, as contained in the Council of Europe report of December 2010 by Senator Dick Marty, formally assumed his duties.
The Special Investigative Task Force was set up in 2011 to conduct a full criminal investigation into the allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty. In that report, he addressed a wide range of alleged crimes, including abduction, detention, mistreatment and murder, in addition to the much-publicized allegations of organ harvesting and trafficking.
Pursuant to its mandate, the EULEX Special Investigative Task Force continued to investigate the allegations contained in the report by Council of Europe Special Rapporteur Dick Marty on the inhuman treatment of people and illicit trafficking in human organs in Kosovo.
The Special Investigative Task Force continued its work, in line with its mandate, in investigating allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Dick Marty, on illicit trafficking in human beings and human organs.
The support andcooperation granted to the Special Investigative Task Force during the reporting period indicates further recognition that the Task Force has the necessary jurisdiction and capabilities to conduct its investigation both in and outside Kosovo, and to elicit cooperation with relevant States for the task at hand.
The Special Investigative Task Force is also undertaking its own investigative and operational activities, which have included stepping up its engagement with injured parties and victims groups in order to gather additional information relevant to the investigation.
The Special Investigative Task Force has continued working to address the allegations contained in the report of the Council of Europe Special Rapporteur, Senator Dick Marty, entitled"Investigation of allegations of inhuman treatment of people and illicit trafficking in human organs in Kosovo.