Примеры использования Six accused на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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ICTR courtrooms can accommodate as many as six accused.
All six accused have applied for provisional release.
Four trials involving six accused are currently ongoing.
This is a particularly complex trial,involving six accused.
The fifth of the six accused is continuing the presentation of his case.
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In the Butare trial(para. 10), the third of the six accused has now closed his case.
Of the six accused, which were sent to the court, there is no organizer.
Only five trial judgements involving six accused remain to be delivered.
Three trials involving six accused(Simba, Seromba, and Military II) are expected to commence from May to September 2004.
Since the Directive was amended, the Registrar has declared six accused at the pre-trial stage partially indigent.
One of these cases, known as the Butare case, is the largest to date at the Tribunal,involving no less than six accused.
This joint trial of six accused commenced on 12 June 2001.
It has progressed favourably, with the defence case of the third of the six accused drawing to a close.
There are currently six accused who are in detention awaiting trial.
Furthermore, it is important to ensure the steadyprogress of this trial, in which the Chamber is currently hearing the evidence of the third of the six accused.
Kanyabashi, the fifth of the six accused, completed the presentation of his Defence.
As at 31 December 1999, after six years of operation and expenditure of $225 million, the Tribunal had convicted six accused, acquitted one and released seven;
In the Milutinović et al. case(six accused), the trial commenced on 10 July 2006.
Five of the six accused appealed against the Trial Chamber's decision to continue the case with a substitute judge under Rule 15 bis see para. 14 above.
In the Butare trial(para. 11), the fourth of the six accused is nearing the conclusion of his case.
The Butare case involving six accused: Pauline Nyiramasuhuko, Arsène Shalom Ntahobali, Sylvain Nsabimana, Alphonse Nteziryayo, Joseph Kanyabashi and Elie Ndayambaje;
The trial in the second of the three large multiaccused leadership cases(seven accused) has been completed andthe third has entered the defence case of the fourth of six accused.
In the Butare trial(six accused), one of the permanent judges was not re-elected.
The Prosecution will be filing appeals against five of the six accused in the first multiple-accused judgement, Milutinović et al.
The trial includes six accused(Kanyabashi, Nyiramsuhuko, Ntahobali, Nsabimana, Nteziryayo and Ndayambaje) which is the largest number tried in the Tribunal's calendar.
Out of the 161 accused indicted by the International Tribunal,only six accused remain in the pre-trial stage awaiting the commencement of their trials.
This is a trial of six accused, which is the largest number tried jointly before the ICTR Kanyabashi, Nyiramsuhuko, Ntahobali, Nsabimana, Nteziryayo and Ndayambaje.
These trials were heard in conjunction with four joint cases-- Butare(six accused), Military I(four accused), Government(four accused) and Karemera et al. three accused.
In addition, five out of the six accused in the first trial were military personnel and the case was examined by a military court, which resulted in a biased decision.
On 15 March 2006, judgment was delivered in the Hadžihasanović andKubura case. The Trial Chamber commenced the Prlić et al. case(six accused) on 26 April 2006. There was an adjournment from 6 to 12 June 2006 in this case, owing to a site visit by the Trial Chamber to the former Yugoslavia.