Examples of using A first-instance in English and their translations into Russian
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The detention ordered by a first-instance court may not exceed three months from the day of arrest.
Through a first-instance inspection, one part was commissioned even before completion of the fabrication.
Professional judges would issue binding Tribunal decisions in a first-instance United Nations Dispute Tribunal.
A first-instance dispute tribunal would constitute a great improvement over the old system.
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The party whose rights are concerned by the decision of the administrative authority has the right to challenge the decision of a first-instance authority at its superior authority.
Where a first-instance application failed,a meaningful and effective right of review should exist.
The Group supported the establishment of a two-tiered system comprising a first-instance decentralized tribunal composed of professional judges with power to make binding decisions.
In 2016, a first-instance EU court ruled, however, that the EEG of 2012 did indeed constitute"state aid.
The Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan should consider and settle the civil cases on investment disputes involving a big investor as a first-instance court according to the rules of the court of first instance.
In West Darfur, a first-instance court, established in the Habila locality in June 2012, was a major step towards improving access to justice for the communities in Habila and surrounding areas.
His delegation supported the establishment of a two-tiered system of formal justice comprising a first-instance tribunal with one judge and an appeals tribunal with three judges.
Ms. Nicholas(Secretariat) said it was her understanding of the proposal just made by the representative of Canada that the options available to the supplier orcontractor by virtue of article 63 should include a first-instance application to a court.
Regular legal remedies are appeal on a first-instance court verdict, appeal on a second-instance court verdict and appeal on ruling.
Prior to appointment at the Court of Appeal, Judge Greceanu held appointments from 2000 until 2002 with the Tribunal of Bucharest(Civil and Administrative Suit) andfrom 1993 to 2000 as a first-instance Judge in Judecatoria sector 1, Bucharest.
The Group agreed that the formal system should comprise a first-instance tribunal and an appellate tribunal, composed of professional judges with power to make binding decisions.
It appears that the functions of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal would closely reflect the functions of the existing United Nations Administrative Tribunal, as a first-instance recourse in the formal system of administration of justice.
If the grounds for the custody decision are appealed against, the decision of a first-instance court is reviewed by a second-instance court which examines the accused's or the prosecutor's complaint against the decision of a lower court.
A first-instance Dispute Tribunal and an appellate instance, the Appeals Tribunal, would both issue binding decisions, in contrast to the nonbinding advisory recommendations of the existing Joint Appeals Boards and Joint Disciplinary Committees.
The head of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Ministry of Interior, Ilija Jurišić, was sentenced by a first-instance court decision in Belgrade to 12 years of imprisonment for that crime, in September 2009, whereas the decision was annulled by the Court of Appeals in 2010, so a new trial is under way.
The exceptional appeal can, under conditions set out in the Code of Civil Judicial Procedure, be lodged not only to challenge the final decision of an appellate court but, on the motion by the Prosecutor General and the Minister of Justice andthe President of the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic, also to challenge a final decision of a first-instance court if it violates the law.
The Panel recommended the establishment of a two-tieredsystem of formal justice, comprising a first-instance decentralized tribunal, the United Nations Dispute Tribunal and a United Nations Appeals Tribunal, which would exercise appellate jurisdiction ibid., paras. 154 and 155.
The Internal Justice Council derives from a recommendation by the expert Redesign Panel, established by the General Assembly in its resolution 59/283, which proposed an entirelynew system for the internal administration of justice, in which professional judges would issue binding tribunal decisions in a first-instance United Nations Dispute Tribunal unlike previous peer review bodies that only had the power to make non-binding recommendations.
Thus, the Panel recommends the establishment of a two-tiered system comprising a first-instance decentralized tribunal, the United Nations Dispute Tribunal, to be created by resolution of the General Assembly and composed of professional judges with power to make binding decisions.
In subsequent discussion,it was agreed that paragraph 2 of article 63 as proposed in paragraph 146 above should also contain a reference to applications to courts so as to allow a first-instance review by the courts of decisions or actions taken by the procuring entity in the procurement proceedings.
Establishment of a new two-tieredsystem of formal justice, comprising a first-instance decentralized Tribunal(United Nations Dispute Tribunal) and a second-level appellate Tribunal(United Nations Appeals Tribunal), both composed of independent, professional judges with the power to issue binding decisions.
Her delegation also supported the establishment of a first-instance tribunal, the United Nations Dispute Tribunal, which could issue binding decisions subject to appeal, and it agreed that the cases before the Dispute Tribunal should be heard by a panel of three judges to reflect the multicultural nature of the United Nations and to foster the perception of justice, impartiality, fairness and transparency.
The Redesign Panel recommends the establishment of a two-tieredsystem of formal justice, comprising a first-instance decentralized tribunal, the United Nations Dispute Tribunal, which would replace the Joint Appeals Board and the Joint Disciplinary Committees, and a second-tier appellate Tribunal, the United Nations Appeals Tribunal, created through the amendment of the statutes and the renaming of the United Nations Administrative Tribunal see A/61/205, para. 154.
In this context, the Panel recommends the establishment of a two-tieredsystem of formal justice, comprising a first-instance decentralized tribunal, the United Nations Dispute Tribunal, composed of professional judges with power to make binding decisions and with jurisdiction as set out in annex I. The Tribunal should replace existing advisory bodies, including the Joint Appeals Boards and the Joint Disciplinary Committees, but not including the rebuttal panels and Classification Appeals and Review Committees.