Примеры использования Tribunal's judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Tribunal's judges respectfully suggest that this would be an undesirable outcome.
I am writing to request the extension of the terms of office for a number of the Tribunal's judges.
The Tribunal's judges, however, strongly disavow giving the power of approval of the rules to States.
I must also express to the General Assembly my concern about the retention of the Tribunal's judges.
During the reporting period, the Tribunal's judges held their twenty-fourth plenary session on 10 April 2013 at The Hague.
These OSCE reports serve as the basis for the Prosecutor's quarterly progress reports to the Tribunal's Judges.
Many of the International Tribunal's Judges are currently serving their second term, while a few are in their third term.
Ensuring that justice is done requires skilful work, on the part not only of the Tribunal's judges, but also of its staff.
The tribunal's judges should be elected by the General Assembly according to equitable geographical distribution.
The statute of the International Tribunal does not provide for the extension of the terms of office of the Tribunal's judges.
During the reporting period, the Tribunal's Judges met in a plenary session on 1 April 2011 to discuss a variety of issues.
On that, the President of the Tribunal has given us a comprehensive and very clear account from the point of view of the Tribunal's judges.
At a plenary meeting on 8 and9 February 2012, the Tribunal's Judges authorized certain amendments to the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.
The Tribunal's judges are concerned about the length of time many of the trials and other proceedings are taking to complete.
While acknowledging that this remedy has civil-law elements, the Tribunal's judges respectfully suggest that the draft statute should nevertheless have provision for restitution.
However, the Tribunal's judges and staff members are focused on completing the remaining judicial proceedings as expeditiously as possible, while observing all appropriate procedural safeguards.
I am writing in reference to my letter dated 26 November 2011(A/66/620-S/2011/780)to supplement my request for the extension of the terms of office for a number of the Tribunal's judges.
During the reporting period, the Tribunal's Judges participated in a peer-to-peer meeting in Budva, Montenegro, with their colleagues from the region.
The OSCE provides regular reports on ongoing proceedings in these cases to the Office of the Prosecutor,which serve as a basis for the Prosecutor's progress reports to the Tribunal's Judges.
The terms of office of the Tribunal's judges come to an end in November 2001 and it is anticipated that elections for a further term of office will take place.
I would now like to turn to another issue of pressing concern to me as President of the International Tribunal, that is, the retention of the International Tribunal's qualified and talented staff and of the International Tribunal's judges.
On 5 October 2011, the Tribunal's judges welcomed a group of judges and prosecutors from Kosovo on a study visit to the Tribunal. .
Such meetings have led to a growing partnership between judges of the International Tribunal and judges of the domestic courts and in that spirit the International Tribunal recently amended its rules of procedure andevidence to allow local judicial authorities to directly petition the Tribunal's judges for access to protected information held by the Tribunal and relevant to local proceedings.
Between 25 and 29 June 2012, the Tribunal's judges welcomed a study trip by French judges and prosecutors organized by France's National Training School for Judges and Prosecutors.
In addition, the Tribunal's judges have developed greater control of judicial proceedings and have increasingly dismissed"frivolous" motions, mostly by defence teams, and ordered non-payment of fees to defence counsel for filing such motions.
There is no doubt that, if the Tribunal's judges do not receive the same benefits as the Court's judges, some of them will be obliged to resign in order to return their countries' jurisdictions and secure their pension entitlements.
During the reporting period, the Tribunal's Judges participated in a peer-to-peer meeting in Sarajevo with their colleagues from Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as a peer-to-peer meeting in Zagreb with Judges from appellate jurisdictions throughout the region.
The Tribunal's judges would prefer to see the"opting-out" system established in the draft statute, where States would have publicly to declare on ratifying the treaty that they do not accept the jurisdiction of the court, either generally or over specified crimes.
During the reporting period, the Tribunal's judges did not hold a formal plenary session, however, secret ballot elections for President and Vice-President were held twice during the reporting period(in August 2011 and February 2012) in lieu of plenary sessions.
The Tribunal's judges continue to pursue meetings with their counterparts from the region as the preferred method of interaction, previous experiences having shown that such joint working sessions are deemed highly useful by judges on both sides.