Примеры использования Nine accused на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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During the reporting period, nine accused surrendered voluntarily and one was arrested.
At the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, however, nine accused remain at large.
Since July 1999, nine accused persons have been detained by SFOR and transferred to The Hague.
However, it is far from satisfactory that as many as nine accused still remain at large.
Of the eleven accused, nine accused are currently in the custody of the Special Court.
Also, five 11 bis referral decisions, involving the transfer of nine accused to national jurisdictions.
Currently, nine accused in six cases are awaiting trial before the International Tribunal.
The Trial Chambers rendered three judgements involving nine accused and heard four contempt cases.
There are nine accused persons in custody awaiting trial, five of whom are earmarked for referral to national jurisdictions.
As at 23 June 2005, six trials involving a total of nine accused were ongoing before the Tribunal's trial chambers.
The Tribunal made significant achievements in the reporting period:six judgements involving nine accused were delivered.
During the reporting period, nine accused surrendered voluntarily and one was arrested.
In the past months the Tribunal's three courtrooms have been re-configured andtheir capacity expanded to accommodate three, six and nine accused.
During the reporting period, nine accused were surrendered to The Hague, six of whom came voluntarily.
Furthermore, the Chambers awaits the commencement during the biennium 2006-2007 of four complex cases involving up to nine accused each.
These hearings enabled the conviction by the South Kivu military court of nine accused officers, including Lieutenant-Colonel Kibibi Mutware.
The cases of nine accused have been transferred following referral under Rule 11 bis: seven accused have been transferred to Bosnia and Herzegovina and two to Croatia.
Four accused were convicted in three first-instance trials and nine accused were sentenced in five cases at the appeals stage.
Since the first trial started in 1997,the trial chambers of the International Tribunal for Rwanda have rendered eight judgements in respect of nine accused.
The Office of the Prosecutor anticipates that judgements for a total of six cases involving nine accused will be handed down by the end of the current biennium.
The five other cases, with nine accused, that the Office of the Prosecutor expects to complete by the end of the year are Cyangugu, Kajelijeli, Media, Gacumbitsi and Kamuhanda.
As a result, three trials instead of nine separate trials were to be held against the nine accused currently in the custody of the Special Court.
Six trial judgements concerning nine accused were delivered in the reporting period, bringing to 45 the total number of persons whose judgements were completed at the first instance.
In the past year the Tribunal has made significant achievements towards the achievement of the completion strategy in the face ofa very high workload: five trial judgements representing nine accused were delivered during this time.
The six cases currently being tried, involving nine accused, are: Milošević; Orić; Hadžhihasanović and Kubura; Halilović; Limaj, Musliu and Bala; and Krajišnik.
Nine accused in five cases have been granted ongoing access to confidential material in the Karadžić case; while four accused in three cases have been granted ongoing access in the Mladić case.
Two other indictments confirmed by Judge McDonald on 10 November 1995, butkept confidential until 27 June 1996 in order to protect witnesses, charge nine accused with offences allegedly committed in Ahmiči, Vitez, Busovača and other villages in the Lašva river valley.
Currently, nine accused have been transferred to the Special War Crimes Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina and two accused have been transferred to the authorities of Croatia for trial before its domestic courts.
Today, just three years later, only nine accused are in the pre-trial stage, 29 accused are currently on trial, and trial proceedings against 107 accused have been completed.
A total of nine accused individuals relating to three cases, namely, the Civil Defence Forces(CDF), Revolutionary United Front(RUF) and Armed Forces Revolutionary Council(AFRC), are presently in the custody of the Special Court.