Примеры использования Tribunal has continued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Tribunal has continued to make progress towards completing its mandate.
Since I last reported to the Assembly one year ago, the Tribunal has continued the steady march of progress in achieving its mission.
The Tribunal has continued to make significant progress in fulfilling its tasks.
During the reporting period, pursuant to article 20 of the statute of the Residual Mechanism andarticle 5 of the transitional arrangements, the Tribunal has continued to hand over confidential files of witnesses in completed cases to the Residual Mechanism.
The Tribunal has continued its efforts to lay the groundwork for a smooth and timely end to its operations.
Staff of the Tribunal were involved in anextensive training course of judges and staff of the Special War Crimes Chamber held just prior to its official opening in March 2005, and the Tribunal has continued to assist the Special War Crimes Chamber with its own investigations.
The Tribunal has continued to make progress with the implementation of results-based budgeting.
During the period under review, the Tribunal has continued to encounter obstacles in relocating these individuals.
The Tribunal has continued to improve awareness of its work through its outreach programme in showcasing, disseminating, and sensitizing the people of the Great Lakes region and visitors to the Tribunal headquarters in Rwanda and the United Republic of Tanzania about its achievements and challenges at this critical stage of its Completion Strategy.
In order to ensure that due process is accorded in cases referred, the Tribunal has continued to support initiatives to build local capacity of national courts through, for example, training of local judiciary and prosecutors in Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Tribunal has continued its efforts to formulate and implement various strategies and measures aimed at reducing vacancy rates.
Despite minor setbacks, the Tribunal has continued to make progress towards the completion of all trial work, and only a small amount of that work will remain beyond 30 June 2012.
The tribunal has continued to play a central role in the process of settling claims for the redress of grievances under the treaty.
Throughout the reporting period, the Tribunal has continued to benefit from the services of gratis personnel, that is, personnel provided at no cost to the United Nations by donor Governments or non-governmental organizations.
The Tribunal has continued the implementation of results-based budgeting, as reflected in the proposed budget for the biennium 2008-2009.
During the reporting period the Tribunal has continued to operate at full capacity by holding morning and afternoon sessions in each of its three courtrooms and conducting six trials at a time.
The Tribunal has continued to refer cases involving intermediate and lower ranking accused to national courts in the former Yugoslavia pursuant to Rule 11bis of the Rules.
Since the most recent report of the President of the Tribunal to the Security Council, on 21 May 2004, the Tribunal has continued to improve the efficiency of its proceedings, to concentrate its focus on the most senior leaders suspected of being responsible for the most serious crimes within the Tribunal's jurisdiction, and to promote the establishment of institutions in the former Yugoslavia that can ensure that other serious violations of international humanitarian law do not go unpunished.
The Tribunal has continued to approach States to seek assistance in the provision of relocation and other protection services for witnesses whose safety is at risk and in the provision of prison facilities to ensure that the Tribunal's sentences are duly executed. An agreement regarding the enforcement of sentences was concluded with the Government of Denmark on 19 June 2002.
The Tribunal has continued to refer cases involving intermediate and lower-ranking accused to national courts in the former Yugoslavia pursuant to rule 11 bis of the Rules.
The Tribunal has continued its work to ensure that crimes against international humanitarian law, and in particular the crime of genocide, will not go unpunished.
The Tribunal has continued to focus on the implementation of its completion strategy submitted in 2002 by then President of the Tribunal, Judge Claude Jorda.
The Tribunal has continued to make progress towards the completion of all trial work, and the small amount of remaining work will be completed before the end of 2012.
The Tribunal has continued to improve awareness of its work, challenges and achievements through its outreach programme, with the financial support of the European Commission.
The Tribunal has continued to disseminate information on the law of the seas dispute settlement system by holding regional workshops on the relevant provisions of the Convention, the procedures available at the Tribunal, and the practical steps needed in dealing with a case.
The Tribunal has continued in 2008 and intends to continue in 2009 its training work for Rwandan judges, prosecutors and court staff, including training sessions in international criminal law, adversarial criminal procedures and court information management.
For example, the Tribunal has continued working with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe on the War Crimes Justice Project to launch additional activities such as skills training for judges, prosecutors and defence lawyers in the former Yugoslavia.
The cash position of the two International Criminal Tribunals had continued to deteriorate.
We are also pleased to note that both Tribunals have continued to make substantial reforms to improve their administrative capacity while working towards the timely implementation of the Completion Strategy.
The Tribunals have continued to work jointly on the finalization of the draft Secretary-General's Bulletin on information sensitivity, classification, handling and access for the records of the Tribunals and the Mechanism.