Examples of using These fugitives in English and their translations into Arabic
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Find these fugitives.
I am devoting myself to bringing these fugitives to justice.
These fugitives are to be considered armed and dangerous.
The Tribunal simply cannot close its doors until these fugitives have been tried.
These fugitives are confident enough to walk freely.
If the Tribunal is to complete its trials by 2009, these fugitives must be arrested immediately.
If you encounter these fugitives, please call your local authorities immediately.
For the time being,we're very confident that we will apprehend… these fugitives within the next 48 hours.
It is clear that these fugitives have to face international justice.
Still, these authorities are reluctantto use coercive methods to arrest and transfer these fugitives.
Had these fugitives been arrested at an earlier time, they could have been tried together with their co-accused.
Additionally, I continue my call to allStates to do all within their power to ensure the arrest of these fugitives immediately.
It is crucial that these fugitives are arrested and tried at the International Tribunal as soon as possible.
I urge the Security Council totake concrete action and ensure that these fugitives are not allowed to avoid international justice.
These fugitives should be considered armed and dangerous, and Tate will not let down without a fight.
Without the critical support of States,and in particular from the former Yugoslavia, these fugitives will not be brought to justice.
If these fugitives are arrested in the near future, then they may be tried within the 2009 estimate.
Accordingly, I again urge all States toabide by their international obligations to effect the arrest of all of these fugitives immediately.
If these fugitives are arrested in the near future, then the completion of all trials at the close of 2009 remains feasible.
I ask all States, especially those of the former Yugoslavia,to intensify their efforts and deliver these fugitives to the Tribunal as a matter of urgency.
As I previously advised the Council, had these fugitives been arrested at an earlier time, they could have been tried together with their co-Accused.
All States, especially those of the former Yugoslavia,are asked to intensify their efforts and to deliver these fugitives to the Tribunal as a matter of urgency.
The responsibility for the arrest of these fugitives lies primarily with the Governments of Serbia and Montenegro, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I urge the Security Council andthe international community to avoid this possibility by making every effort to ensure that these fugitives are delivered to the International Tribunal without delay.
These fugitives, who have been prioritized for trial at the Tribunal, include some of the most notorious alleged perpetrators of the genocide, such as Felicien Kabuga.
It is absolutely crucial that the international community do its utmost, and that includes the States of the former Yugoslavia,to ensure that these fugitives are delivered to the Tribunal without further delay.
Should these fugitives remain at large up to the end of 2008, the Office will apply for their transfer to national jurisdictions under the terms of rule 11 bis.
The arrest and prosecution of the three fugitives, Augustin Bizimana, Félicien Kabuga and Protais Mpiranya,remains a key priority and the Prosecutor continues his efforts to track these fugitives, with particular emphasis on the Great Lakes and southern African regions.
Bringing these fugitives to justice is paramount to the process of peace and reconciliation in the region and they must not be allowed to wait the International Tribunal out.
The inability to bring these fugitives to international justice signals a failing commitment on the part of the international community to the principle that there should be no impunity for international crimes.