Примеры использования New appeals на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is proposed to create a new Appeals Unit within the Immediate Office.
The Advisory Committee notes that in 2011,the Tribunal received 96 new appeals.
The Bill will also make provision for the establishment of a new appeals tribunal- the Protection Review Tribunal.
In the forthcoming days,the lawyer said, the members of Christian-Democrats are to call upon all their colleagues to draw up new appeals.
The European Court of Human Rights was filed 301 new appeals against Estonia in 2012.
During the reporting period, two new appeals from final trial chamber judgements were filed-- in the Vasiljević and Naletilić/Martinović cases.
From 16 July to 15 October, the Appeals Panel of the Kosovo Property Agency received 79 new appeals and adjudicated 32 appeals. .
Ukrainian religious leaders have decided to send new appeals on this problem to more international institutions in the near future.
From 16 January to 15 April, the Kosovo Property Agency Appeals Panel received 58 new appeals and adjudicated 31 appeals. .
The Act established 2 new appeals courts which are already operational and 20 new courts of first instance which are gradually being established.
Tracking of the financial response to complex emergency situations(8 new appeals per year) and assistance with resource mobilization;
Will members of the Administrative Tribunal whose second four-year terms of office expire on 31 December 2008 be eligible for membership in the new Appeals Tribunal?
Will serving members of the Administrative Tribunal be transferred to the new Appeals Tribunal for the unexpired periods of their terms of office?
He hoped that the new appeals process under the draft Organization Act mentioned in the report(CCPR/C/ESP/5, para. 114) would make second hearings in criminal cases common practice.
From 16 April to 15 July, the Kosovo Property Agency Appeals Panel received 49 new appeals and adjudicated 49 appeals. .
In 2012, the Appeals Tribunal received 142 new appeals, rendered 91 judgements and had 108 appeals pending as at 31 December 2012.
From 16 April until 25 June 2013, the Kosovo Property Agency Appeals Panel received 41 new appeals and adjudicated 37 appeals. .
In 2011, the Appeals Tribunal received 96 new appeals, rendered 88 judgements, issued 44 orders and disposed of 102 appeals, including four cross-appeals.
From 16 October to 15 January, the Kosovo Property Agency Appeals Panel in the Supreme Court received 80 new appeals and adjudicated 34 appeals. .
This proposal would enable the new Appeals Tribunal to start with a clean slate, focusing on its proper role as an appeals instance.
A resolution by the General Assembly to terminate the appointments of serving members without transferring them to the new Appeals Tribunal would violate article 3.5.
During the reporting period, seven new appeals from final trial chamber judgements were filed before the Appeals Chamber: in the Deronjić, Galić, Jokić, Dragan Nikolić, Momir Nikolić, Simić and Stakić cases.
Upon request, the Committee was informed that for the period ending 30 September 2012,the Tribunal had received 98 new appeals and had 93 appeals pending on its docket.
Taking into account an anticipated 17 new appeals from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, coupled with translation problems, it is now anticipated that the completion of all appeals will not be prior to 2013.
This would also have the advantage of ensuring the continuity androtation of membership of the new Appeals Tribunal because each of the serving members has a different remaining term of office.
The new Appeals Board, a courtlike body, is intended to improve the legal protection of asylumseekers, and to ease the workload of the Ministry of Justice and the Police, enabling the Ministry to concentrate more on general policy issues.
For that reason, serving members would find it invidious to apply for posts in the new Appeals Tribunal, while discharging their current responsibilities as members of the Administrative Tribunal.
On 2 May 1994, the High Court of Justice ruled that six Kach activists(Eyal Noked, Baruch Marzel, Noam Federman, Michael Ben-Horin, Baruch Ben-Yossef and Shmuel Ben-Ya'acov)should be allowed to submit new appeals against their administrative detention.
Otherwise, the Administrative Law Unit could be prevented from replying to new appeals, even though those cases could not be considered by the Joint Appeals Board until its own backlog had been eliminated.
An alternative would be for the new Appeals Tribunal and the existing Administrative Tribunal to function in parallel for a prescribed period of time, until such time as all cases arising from the existing system have been properly disposed of.