Exemple de utilizare a Shall be ordered în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Detention shall be ordered in writing.
In cases where the stereoscopic camera footage is of insufficient quality to estimate the weight of Bluefin tuna being caged, a new caging operation shall be ordered by the Member State authorities responsible for the catching vessel, the trap or the farm.
(1) A case shall be ordered closed when.
(1) Extending the educational measure of interning the juvenile in a custodial center in the situations described at Art. 125 par.(3)in the Criminal Code shall be ordered by the court that has jurisdiction to try the new offense or the multiple offense committed by the juvenile.
Detention shall be ordered by judicial authorities.
(1) Maintaining the educational measure of interning the juvenile in an education center, extending it or replacing it by internment in a custodial center in the cases described at Art. 125 par.(3)in the Criminal Code shall be ordered by the court that has jurisdiction to try the new offense or the multiple offense committed previously.
Detention shall be ordered in writing.
The release shall be ordered by the administration of the detention facility, that shall be notified promptly after the issuing of the court ruling with a copy of the final part or an excerpt thereof.
Detention pursuant to paragraph 2 shall be ordered by judicial authorities.
Detention shall be ordered by judicial or administrative authorities.
(3) Searches andinvestigations on the scene shall be ordered and carried out only under the law.
Detention shall be ordered in writing with reasons being given in fact and in law.
(2) Production of a medicalpsychological report shall be ordered for the purposes of subparagraph 1 if.
(8) Precincts shall be ordered alphabetically according to the locality where the district electoral council is situated and continuing with those in municipalities, towns, communes and villages.
Detention pursuant to paragraph 2 shall be ordered for the shortest period possible.
(2) An expert report shall be ordered under the terms of Art. 100, upon request or ex officio, by criminal investigation bodies, through a reasoned order, while during the trial, this is ordered by the court, through a reasoned court resolution.
(3) In the situation described at Art. 125 par.(7) in the Criminal Code,cancellation or replacement shall be ordered by the court that has jurisdiction to try the new offense committed by the juvenile.
(2) Disjoinder of a case shall be ordered by the court through a court resolution, ex officio or upon request by the prosecutor or the parties.
(3) In the situation described at Art. 125 par.(7) in the Criminal Code,cancellation and extension shall be ordered by the court that has jurisdiction to try the new offense committed by the juvenile.
The reimbursement of appeal fees shall be ordered in the event of interlocutory revision or where the Board of Appeal deems an appeal to be allowable, if such reimbursement is equitable by reason of a substantial procedural violation.
The challenged ruling shall be reversed and the judge or the panel that issued it shall be ordered to retry the case when the provisions concerning the summons to court are found not to have been observed.
(4) Pre-trial detention shall be ordered by a judge and only during criminal proceedings.
A case transfer from a military court of competent jurisdiction to another military court of the same level shall be ordered by the Military Court of Appeals, and the stipulations of this section regarding the case transfer by Courts of Appeals of competent jurisdiction shall be applicable.
(4) Preventive custody shall be ordered by a judge and only in the course of criminal proceedings.
(2) Judicial rehabilitation shall be ordered in the situations and conditions established at Art. 166 and 168 in the Criminal Code.
(5) During the criminal investigation the preventive measures shall be ordered by the Judge for Rights and Liberties, by reasoned judgment returned in chambers, with the legal entity having been summoned.