Примеры использования Procedural orders на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 21 March 1997, the Panel issued its first Procedural Orders.
The Panel issued the first procedural orders relating to the claims on 7 September 2000.
Such requests usually take the form of procedural orders.
The Panel issued its first procedural orders relating to the fifth instalment on 20 May 1999.
The Panel issued a series of article 34 notifications and procedural orders to such end.
The Panel's procedural orders were transmitted to the Government of Iraq and the Government of Kuwait.
The Panel received responses to all its procedural orders issued to claimants.
The procedural orders set a deadline of 21 July 1999 for responses to the interrogatories.
On 31 December 1997, the Panel issued its first procedural orders relating to the claims.
KAC subsequently sought to increase this amount in its responses to article 34 notifications and procedural orders.
On 31 March 1999, the Panel issued its first procedural orders initiating its review of the claims.
The Panel also invited the Claimants to reply by 20 October 1997 to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders.
In addition, the Panel issued a number of procedural orders putting questions to both the claimant and Iraq.
In view of the additional information obtained by the secretariat, pursuant to the provisions of article 34 of the Rules,the Panel issued no other procedural orders.
Accordingly, the Panel issued procedural orders directing the secretariat to transmit copies of these nine claims to Iraq.
The relevant Claimants were requested to submit their responses to the procedural orders by 27 April 1998.
Xl The Panel issued Procedural Orders 6, 45 and 46 in September 1999, March 2000 and May 2000, respectively, in this regard.
The necessary data to completely understand a file was scattered over several sources: procedural orders, panel reports, UNCC jurisprudence.
In each of these procedural orders, the Panel instructed the secretariat to transmit to Iraq the documents filed by the Claimants in support of their respective Claims.
The Panel sought to establish whether ornot such consensus existed, by Procedural Orders Nos. 7 and 27 issued in September 1999 and November 1999, respectively.
In view of the additional information obtained by the secretariat, pursuant to the provisions of article 34 of the Rules,the Panel issued no other procedural orders.
Financial statements andthe responses to the requests in the procedural orders reveal that revenues increased significantly in the fiscal year 1993.
In addition, the procedural orders contained the Panel's request that each Claimant respond by 3 September 1997 to detailed questions annexed to the orders. .
Further, information ordocumentation submitted in response to article 34 notifications or procedural orders cannot increase the amount claimed.
In most cases, these procedural orders contained interrogatories addressed to the fifth instalment claimants, seeking further evidence and explanation.
The Panel's classification of the Kuwaiti Claims as well as the remaining nine Claims was stated in the Procedural Orders that were transmitted by the secretariat to each Claimant.
The Panel issued Procedural Orders in December 1998 and April 1999 seeking information about, among other things, assets purchased for use and expenses incurred in Bahrain.
MOJ's financial statements, monthly revenue information andresponses to the requests in the Procedural Orders reveal that revenues increased significantly in the fiscal years 1994 and 1995.
The Panel issued procedural orders dated 20 February 1998, in which the Panel invited the claimants to respond on specified dates to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders. .
In the interests of fairness and orderly procedure,the[appeals body][enforcement branch] may issue procedural orders as necessary and appropriate to assist the functioning of an appeal proceeding.