Примеры использования Two permanent judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Two permanent judges leave the Tribunal by the end of 2008.
Urgent request for the extension of two permanent judges.
The Tribunal would therefore have two permanent judges from the Russian Federation serving at the same time.
Two permanent judges of the Tribunal have been assigned to the Appeals Chamber, in accordance with article 13 of the statute.
The two Trial Chambers comprise two permanent judges and eight ad litem judges. .
Currently, two permanent judges and eight ad litem judges are serving the Tribunal at the trial level.
The International Criminal Tribunal would therefore have two permanent judges from the Russian Federation serving at the same time.
Two permanent judges and one ad litem judge will complete their assigned cases and resign by November 2008.
It is presently anticipated that the Tolimir trial will commence in July 2009, with two permanent judges and one ad litem judge. .
Naturally, the two permanent judges assigned to the Appeals Chamber will be fully engaged at the appellate level during 2009 and 2010.
I am not in position at present to determine which judges will be sitting in this trial,however I expect that it will be two permanent judges and one ad litem judge. .
Two permanent judges assigned to the Trial Chambers and one ad litem judge will complete their assigned cases and resign by the end of 2008.
If Judge Ostrovsky's term of office were to be extended,as requested, there would therefore be two permanent judges who were nationals of the same State serving concurrently in the Tribunal.
At the end of 2008, two permanent judges, Judge Reddy of Fiji and Judge Weinberg of Argentina, as well as ad litem Judge Fremr of the Czech Republic, resigned.
Noting that, upon the completion of the cases to which they are assigned, four permanent judges will be redeployed from the Trial Chambers to the Appeals Chamber and two permanent judges will leave the International Tribunal.
The Chambers are composed of 13 permanent judges, two permanent judges from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda serving in the Appeals Chamber and 12 ad litem judges.
In these cases, the two Trial Chamber sections will be composed of one permanent judge and two ad litem judges, and of two permanent judges and one ad litem judge, respectively.
The Chambers are composed of 14 permanent judges, two permanent judges from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda serving in the Appeals Chamber, and 11 ad litem judges.
In resolution 1482(2003), the Security Council did not prolong his mandate to complete that case.On 15 July 2003, the Trial Chamber decided that the trial should continue with the remaining two permanent judges and a substitute judge in pursuance of the newly amended rule 15 bis of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.
The Chambers are composed of 14 permanent judges, two permanent judges from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda serving in the Appeals Chamber, and 14 ad litem Judges.
The pressing need to start this eighth concurrent trial in September 2009, coupled with the departure of three judges from the Tribunal at the same time, necessitated the creation of a bench with two permanent judges, both new to the Tribunal, and an existing ad litem judge already assigned to another ongoing case.
Two permanent judges, Judge Jai Ram Reddy(Fiji) and Judge Inés M. Weinberg de Roca(Argentina), as well as one ad litem judge, Judge Robert Fremr(Czech Republic) left the Tribunal at the end of 2008.
The author further contends that the Court of Appeal comprised of two permanent Judges of the Court, and one Judge of the High Court,(Justice Panckhurst), who was nominated by the Chief Justice.
However, two permanent judges will resign and four will be redeployed to the Appeals Chamber in The Hague upon the completion of their remaining cases this year or early next year, leaving the Tribunal without any Arusha-based permanent judges. .
Due to the existing trial commitments of both Judge Lattanzi and Judge Picard, and the immediate availability of two permanent judges, Judge Parker and Judge Flügge, to sit on the case of Prosecutor v. Đorđević with ad litem Judge Baird, these appointments are not required, and I request that they be withdrawn.
There is a further issue which has recently arisen regarding the pensions of judges of the International Court of Justice, the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Tribunal for Rwanda which should be drawn tothe attention of the General Assembly, in view of the recent election of two permanent judges of ICTY and ICTR to the new International Criminal Court.
Since the Tribunal would therefore have two permanent judges from the Russian Federation serving at the same time, the Secretary-General conveys the request of the President that the General Assembly allow derogation from the statutory prohibition against two judges of the same nationality serving at the Tribunal at the same time.
While the approved biennium budget 2008-2009 contains financial provision for nine judges(5 permanent and 4 ad litem),including the two permanent judges appointed to the Appeals Chamber, the financial implications of the extension of the terms of office of eight additional judges(4 permanent and 4 ad litem) until end of 2009(with the understanding that they would leave as soon as their cases are completed) will result in additional resource requirements for these judges of approximately $1.5 million for 2009.
Noting that two permanent judges currently serving at the Tribunal will resign by the end of 2008, and that three other permanent judges have indicated their intention to resign upon the completion of their respective cases, and that their replacement would not be necessary if the International Tribunal is authorized to assign more ad litem judges to cases.
The amount of $10,110,900, representing an increase of $453,800,covers the costs of compensation for the 20 judges, including two permanent appeals judges in The Hague, and travel requirements for the judges. .