Примеры использования Judge might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But a judge might.
A judge might buy into this whole thing, so.
And has it occurred to you that the judge might ask the children themselves as to any preference?
The judge might be convinced to choose something… Lesser.
Given the circumstances, everything you have been through,her emotional state, the judge might be lenient when it comes to sentencing.
The judge might decide that you do not have to leave.
With regard to paragraph 7,one delegation was concerned by the fact that a judge might continue to exercise his functions without a mandate.
The judge might suffer from a neuromuscular disorder.
According to paragraph 72 of the report,if an accused person was liable to less than eight years' imprisonment, the judge might exempt him or her from detention.
Tony says the judge might just release Ian to me.
Any period of service as an ad litem judge would not be counted towards and added for years of qualifying service that a judge might have with ICTY, ICTR or ICJ for pension purposes.
Billy said this judge might be a 5reference for my Silk application.
Paragraph 11 was acceptable as it stood butmight be amended to provide for the fact that a judge might be unable to continue to carry out his or her functions.
Judge might wonder why we need this many for a welfare check.
The Act requires this so that the judge might form his/her own opinion on the state of the confined person.
A judge might only be relieved of his duties by the President in accordance with article 98 of the Constitution and subject to the findings of a tribunal.
Regarding paragraph 2, the criterion of nationality should be maintained, because a judge might simply be partial because he had the same nationality as a party to the case in question.
The judge might even decide that your landlord owes you money if your landlord has not acted properly under the law.
Any period of service as an ad litem judge would not be counted towards or added to the years of qualifying service that a judge might have with the two Tribunals or the Court for pension purposes.
Was it not possible that a judge might wear a swastika… and yet work for what he thought was best for his country?
A judge may complete a period of service at the International Court of Justice or at one orother of the two International Tribunals. That judge might then be elected a judge of the International Criminal Court.
Depending on the circumstances, the judge might have to ask the host who has been invited and the extent of the planned hospitality.
Any period of service as an ad litem judge would not be counted towards andadded for years of qualifying service that a judge might have with either of the Tribunals or ICJ for pension purposes.
But fearing that a judge might rule his actions to be a violation of civil rights, he chose not to stop and question the individual.
Any period of service as an ad litem judge of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia would not be counted towards andadded for years of qualifying service that a judge might have with either of the two International Tribunals or the International Court for pension purposes.
The judge might put him in a holding cell in the courthouse, or send him to jail until he pays, or longer.
There was no attempt to criticize the decisions;attention was drawn to issues that a judge might want to consider if dealing with a similar case, while taking account of domestic law including the terms of the legislation enacting the Model Law.
A judge might authorize the victims to leave the conjugal domicile and go to a shelter or centre or keep the family in their domicile and issue a restraining order against the perpetrator.
Any period of service as an ad litem judge would not be counted towards andadded for years of qualifying service that a judge might have with the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda or the International Court of Justice for pension purposes.
The Minister stated that the judge might have deliberately gone on leave, as some of the designated persons(Jewel Howard-Taylor, Cyril Allen and others) had issued press statements criticizing the National Transitional Government of Liberia and accusing the Minister of Justice of destabilizing the peace in Liberia by enforcing the assets freeze resolution.