Примеры использования Judge may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The judge may order either.
The Rules Committee is chaired by Judge May.
The judge may ask you a few questions about.
Under what circumstances a judge may be dismissed?
The judge may request additional information.
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But if their closeness led to this, the judge may well rule that.
A judge may participate in a discussion of the law.
According to the Court's Statute, a judge may be re-elected for a second term.
A judge may be charged with disciplinary liability.
The grounds for initiating disciplinary proceedings against a judge may be.
When the judge may feel a moral duty to speak.
But the return on investment in financing a duty judge may be high.
But, the judge may let Dan visit without supervision.
A criminal procedure against a judge may only be initiated by the Prosecutor General.
The judge may apply the appropriate measures of protection.
Special investigative measures against a judge may be initiated only by sanction of prosecutor.
A judge may speak out on matters that affect the judiciary.
A criminal case against a judge may be brought only by the Procurator General of Uzbekistan.
The judge may, if necessary, request additional information.
A judge may append a separate, dissenting or concurring opinion.
Any judge may set in motion the procedure for dismissal from office.
Any judge may put questions to any person appearing before the Chamber.
A judge may also contribute to legal literature as an author or editor.
A judge may lower the age of marriage if he finds an interest in doing so.
The judge may be angry with Mr. Bollinger for not doing a better job.
A judge may be replaced for objective and justified reasons, inter alia.
The judge may ask you questions about why you need a 209A protective order.
Judge May was appointed pre-trial judge on 13 April 2000.
A judge may be called to criminal responsibility only in accordance with law.
The judge may disregard the order of custody in the interest of the minor.