Примеры использования Rendered a decision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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About 23.00 the court of board rendered a decision of arrest for 10 days.
It also rendered a decision on a request for referral of a case to Rwanda.
The parties agreed.On 14 April 2000, the Trial Chamber rendered a decision joining the cases.
The Trial Chamber rendered a decision referring the Uwinkindi case to Rwanda in June 2011.
The Appeals Chamber(Judge Jorda presiding, Judge Bennouna, Judge Wald, Judge Pocar andJudge Liu) rendered a decision on the merits on 27 February 2001.
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The Court rendered a decision under which Albania was to pay £844,000 to the United Kingdom.
The Court[, orwhere applicable, the court of a State Party,] rendered a decision that necessarily also invalidates the judgement in this case.
It rendered a decision on one request for referral of a case for trial to a domestic jurisdiction and attended to matters in relation to an additional referral request.
On 12 November 2002, the Trial Chamber rendered a decision on a challenge to jurisdiction, jointly filed by the defence.
In 2001 M.J.P. van Oijen discovered that Swiss naturalist Heinrich Rudolf Schinz had provided an earlier translation of Cuvier's text with the properscientific name in 1822, and subsequently the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature(ICZN) rendered a decision that this species is properly attributed to Schinz.
As reported in the previous report, the Trial Chamber rendered a decision on 9 May 2003 in relation to a motion by the prosecution seeking to have defence counsel appointed.
On 29 December 2003, the defence filed a motion requesting the Trial Chamber to issue subpoenas so that certain prosecution witnesses could be interviewed by the defence. On 16 February 2004, the Trial Chamber dismissed the request. On 2 April 2004, the Trial Chamber granted leave to appeal this decision. On 21 June 2004, the Appeals Chamber rendered a decision, reversing the decision of the Trial Chamber and remitting the matter to the Trial Chamber.
On 27 September 2000, Trial Chamber III rendered a decision on two prosecution motions for judicial notice of adjudicated facts, granting the motions in respect of 45 facts.
On 9 October 2002, Trial Chamber II rendered a decision dismissing a defence motion challenging the jurisdiction of the Tribunal on the basis that he was abducted illegally.
While the Prosecution had initially planned to complete its case before the winter recess, the unavailability of one witness whose evidence the Chamber eventually heard pursuant to Rule 4 in Sarajevo caused some delay. On 10 October 2007, the Chamber granted a request by the Defence, on health grounds, to sit for four instead of five days a week for the remainder of the trial.On 26 February 2008, the Chamber rendered a Decision denying a Judgement for acquittal pursuant to Rule 98bis.
As a result, the Supreme Court rendered a decision which found that the Thule Tribe are not a distinct indigenous people notwithstanding their own perception as such.
On 26 May 2014, the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation rendered a decision, reconfirming that the decisions of FCS to introduce TIR restrictions are invalid case number BAC-4111/2014.
On the same date, the Chamber rendered a decision ordering prosecution by the Mechanism of two individuals for contempt of the Tribunal for alleged improper conduct related to witnesses in the Ngirabatware trial.
On the same day that the Trial Chamber issued the written judgementin the Ngirabatware case, it also rendered a decision ordering the prosecution by the Mechanism of two individuals for contempt of the Tribunal for alleged improper conduct related to witnesses in the Ngirabatware trial.
Consequently, the Trial Chamber rendered a decision on 8 November 2006, whereby it reduced the indictment by five counts and ruled evidence in respect of crimes allegedly committed in five municipalities inadmissible.
In November 2003, the Trial Chamber rendered a decision on a motion challenging the form of indictment filed by Mr. Mejakić who had been transferred to the Tribunal in July 2003.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia rendered a decision in favour of the author on 27 January 2004 and awarded her nominal damages of Can$ 100, but failed to award proper and suitable compensatory damages.
On the same date, the Chamber rendered a decision ordering prosecution by the Residual Mechanism of two individuals for contempt of the Tribunal for alleged improper conduct related to witnesses in the Ngirabatware trial.
The Eastern High Court rendered a decision 24 April 2009 in a civil case, where a plaintiff had pleaded that the fact that he had received starting allowance constituted a breach of international obligations, amongst those article 11 of the UN Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
In reconsidering its decision on remand pursuant to paragraph 34 below, rendered a decision that is inconsistent with the judgement of the[appeals body][enforcement branch] on the same request for registration or issuance or with the previous ruling of the Executive Board with regard to that request.
On 13 February 2003, Trial Chamber III rendered a decision dismissing Ojdanić's motion to dismiss the indictment for lack of jurisdiction in relation to charges based on his liability as a participant in a joint criminal enterprise. On 25 March 2003, pursuant to rules 72(B)(i) and 72(E), a bench of the Appeals Chamber declared Ojdanić's appeal valid.
On 17 July 2013, Judge Vagn Joensen, in his capacity as single judge, rendered a decision on allegations of contempt arising out of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda trial of The Prosecutor v. Augustin Ngirabatware, and, on the same day, denied two related requests for reconsideration of his decision on the legal effect of the contempt decision and order issued by a Trial Chamber of the Tribunal.
Pursuant to Article 5 of this Act, on 7 July 2003 the minister responsible for labour affairs rendered a decision appointing the Commission for the Establishment of Compliance with the Requirements for Representation in National Tripartite Bodies by HigherLevel Trade Union Associations(hereinafter:"the Commission"), composed of 14 members and issued the Instructions for Compiling and Submitting Information about Employees from Whose Salaries Trade Union Fees are Withheld.
The court must then render a decision whether extradition is permissible or impermissible.