Examples of using Prosecutor-general in English and their translations into Chinese
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Prosecutor-General at the Court of Appeals in Paris.
The structure and the staff of the Control Service is determined by the Prosecutor-General.
Prosecutor-General at the Court of Appeals in Bordeaux.
It is composed of a first president, chambers, the Prosecutor-general, assistant prosecutors and the clerk of the court.
The Prosecutor-General and Attorney-General are the law enforcement officers of Government.
Meetings with the President and his advisers, as well as the with the Prosecutor-General, his Deputy and the international prosecutors.
The Prosecutor-General considers the issuance of this special procedural act to be important.
February 3, 1764 Catherine II, convinced of the exceptional honesty of Prince Vyazemsky,appointed him prosecutor-general of the Senate.
The Prosecutor-General may set up an international judicial assistance fund in which to deposit those resources.
Prosecutors of subjects of the Russian Federation are appointed by the Prosecutor-General of the Russian Federation after consultations with its subjects.
The Prosecutor-General agreed to a new working group format regarding police prosecution at the operational level.
Mr. Azimov set up aspecial investigation team made up of representatives of the Prosecutor-General' s office and the Ministries of Interior and Security.
The Team will assist the Prosecutor-General in completing outstanding investigations of the former Serious Crimes Unit.
A Japanese national made the claim against the Special Representative of the Secretary-General,the Minister of Justice of East Timor, the Prosecutor-General and a judge.
As a follow-up to the report, the Prosecutor-General has initiated 16 investigations in relation to criminal offences.
Russian Prosecutor-General Yury Chaika's youngest son Igor also decided to invest in the agricultural sector.
While in the Gaza Strip, the Committee requested the Prosecutor-General to provide it with specific information about the number and progress of the investigations his Office had undertaken.
Egypt's Prosecutor-General Hisham Barakat watched the video and confirmed that the footage was of two men getting married.
Shortly after the attack, Egypt's Prosecutor-General Nabil Sadek ordered an urgent investigation into the deadly explosion.
The Prosecutor-General also agreed to a police prosecution workshop, the date of which has been postponed owing to other priorities.
In this connection, the Prosecutor-General and the members of the prosecution service enjoy all the immunities accorded to judges.
The Prosecutor-General announced on the same day that an investigative team would submit a report on the violent incident of 8 October within 20 days.
In July 2003, the Acting Deputy Prosecutor-General filed the Maliana indictment charging 57 people with crimes against humanity, including murder, torture and persecution.
The Prosecutor-General has the overall responsibility for overseeing that the prosecutor' s application of the rules fulfils fundamental requirements of legality and consistency.
The Office has been assisting the Prosecutor-General to organize similar workshops since 2000 to help develop an action plan for reform of the Public Prosecution Department.
Furthermore, the Prosecutor-General decided on 4 April 2005 not to resume the preliminary investigation, following a complaint from the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights.
During the meeting, the Prosecutor-General of Latvia provided information on Latvian law regarding war crimes, crimes against humanity and criminal investigative procedures.
On 12 December, the Prosecutor-General briefed parliamentarians on the status of investigations into grave human rights violations, politically motivated beatings and assassinations.
In February, the Prosecutor-General closed the investigation into allegations of weapons distribution against former Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri, without issuing an indictment, for lack of evidence.
The independent expert reminded the Prosecutor-General at the Supreme Court that the judicial authorities were obligated to investigate torture allegations promptly, even in the absence of a complaint filed by victims.
