Примеры использования Three permanent judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That will leave three permanent judges and eight ad litem judges from January 2012.
The proposed conversion would require that the Security Council authorize the Secretary-General to appoint, pursuant to article 12 bis(2)of the statute, the three judges in lieu of the three permanent judges who have left the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, notwithstanding that the terms of the three permanent judges have expired.
All three permanent judges will be assigned to the Appeals Chamber after the completion of their trial work.
Each Trial Chamber is composed of three permanent judges and a maximum of six ad litem judges. .
Three permanent judges in a reconstituted Chamber have heard the Military trial(four accused) since 3 June 2003.
Trial Chamber III was initially composed of three permanent judges, Judges Robinson(presiding), Kwon and Bonomy.
Three permanent judges and a maximum at any one time of six ad litem judges shall be members of each trial chamber;
Trial Chamber III is composed of the three permanent judges Judges Richard May(Presiding), Patrick Robinson and O-Gon Kwon.
Reorganization of the work of the Trial Chambers without delay to ensure the three permanent Judges in the Milošević case remained fully engaged in judicial work;
Trial Chamber I is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Liu Daqun(presiding), Amin El Mahdi and Alphonsus Orie, and two ad litem judges, Judges Rafael Nieto-Navia and Judge Joaquín Martín Canivell.
With respect to the requirement under article 12 bis(c), taking"due account of the adequate representation of the principal legal systems of the world",I note that, of the three permanent judges who have resigned, one was from an English common law system(Fiji), one from a French civil law system(Argentina) and one from a Scandinavian civil law system Norway.
Trial Chamber I is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Liu Daqun(presiding), Amin El Mahdi and Alphonsus Orie, and three ad litem judges, Judges Carmen Argibay, Volodymyr Vassylenko and Joaquín Martín Canivell.
At the beginning of the reporting period, Trial Chamber I was composed of three permanent judges, Judges Liu(presiding), El Mahdi and Orie, and two ad litem judges, Judges Canivell and Hanoteau.
Trial Chamber I is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Liu Daqun(Presiding), Amin El Mahdi, Alphonsus Orie, and three ad litem judges, Judges Maureen Harding Clark, Fatoumata Diarra and Rafael Nieto-Navia.
Trial Chamber III is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Patrick Robinson(presiding), O-gon Kwon and Iain Bonomy.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Carmel Agius(presiding), Jean-Claude Antonetti and Kevin Parker, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Vonimbolana Rasoazanany, Bert Swart, Krister Thelin and Christine Van Den Wyngaert.
Noting that, upon the completion of the cases to which they are assigned, three permanent judges will be redeployed from the Trial Chambers to the Appeals Chamber, and two ad litem judges will leave the International Tribunal.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(presiding), Florence Mumba and Carmel A. Agius, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Sharon Williams, Volodymyr Vassylenko, Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm and Carmen Maria Argibay.
Trial Chamber III is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Richard May(presiding), Patrick Robinson and O-Gon Kwon.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding), Florence Mumba and Carmel A. Agius, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Sharon Williams, Mohamed Fassi Fihri, Volodymyr Vassylenko and Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm.
The article also stipulates that three permanent judges and a maximum at any one time of four ad litem judges shall be members of each Trial Chamber.
In the aftermath of the death of Mr. Milošević, three permanent Judges assigned to the case were suddenly made available to undertake other cases at the International Tribunal.
The three Trial Chambers are each composed of three permanent judges and a maximum of six ad litem judges who serve in mixed sections of three judges each.
Trial Chamber III is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Patrick Robinson(presiding), O-Gon Kwon and Iain Bonomy and one ad litem judge, Judge Bert Swart.
At the beginning of the reporting period Trial Chamber I was composed of three permanent judges, Judges Liu Daqun(presiding), Amin El Mahdi and Alphonsus Orie, and three ad litem judges, Judges Carmen Argibay, Volodymyr Vassylenko and Joaquín Martín Canivell.
At the beginning of the reporting period Trial Chamber II was composed of three permanent judges, Judges Carmel Agius(presiding), Jean-Claude Antonetti and Kevin Parker, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Vonimbolana Rasoazanany, Bert Swart, Krister Thelin and Christine Van den Wyngaert.
Except for Trial Chamber III,the Trial Chambers are made up of three permanent judges and a maximum of six ad litem judges who serve in mixed sections of three members each one permanent and two ad litem judges or two permanent and one ad litem judge. .
The most significant of the amendments, to rule 11 bis,requires the President to designate a"Referral Bench" of three permanent judges selected from the Trial Chambers, rather than a Trial Chamber, to determine whether a case should be referred to the authorities of a State and whose decisions whether or not to refer a case may be appealed as of right.
Trial Chamber II was previously composed of three permanent judges, Judges Agius(presiding), Antonetti and Parker. Ten ad litem judges have been assigned to cases in the Chamber in the reporting period: Judges Rasoazanany, Swart, Thelin, Van Den Wyngaert, Brydensholt, Eser, Trechsel and Prandler, and Mindua and Støle, who are assigned as reserve ad litem judges. .
Need for three additional permanent judges.