Examples of using Cases resolved in English and their translations into Russian
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Of cases Resolved Rape.
Cases resolved informallya.
These represent 29% of the total cases registered and 91% of cases resolved.
Cases resolved informallya.
She asked whether there were any statistics on the number of criminal cases resolved on the basis of a confession alone.
Number of cases resolved internally.
Statistical data related to allegations of the"use of unlawful physical methods"- cases resolved within the complaints.
The number of cases resolved through arbitration is also not small.
She wondered why there were so many complaints of domestic violence filed at police stations and so few cases resolved.
For cases resolved in favor of claimants, monetary awards totaled $1,051,237.
As can be seen above,instead of setting an ideal standard(95% of cases resolved in a year), it is recommended that the average achieved by courts(closer to 70%) becomes the standard.
The cases resolved during that time will provide a unique body of experience on how the Convention is evolving in practice.
Please provide information on the status and function of the Labour Relations Commission,the number of complaints received and the number of cases resolved by the arbitration of this Commission.
This includes cases resolved through a mediation process when referred to the Mediation Service at an early stage.
The High Commissioner noted that"femicide" and gender-based violence remained of utmost concern andunderlined an enormous gap between the cases resolved by the judiciary and the number of complaints filed.
The number of civil cases resolved with the participation of mediators has increased tenfold compared to the number in 2012.
Continue to ensure that in practice the number of cases resolved or the number of acquittals do not play significant role in the performance evaluation of.
Cases resolved through mediation included cases relating to financial compensation for work completed, clarification of inappropriate behaviour, relationships involving evaluative authority and interpersonal problems.
Increase in the percentage of cases related to peacekeeping resolved informally 2012/13: 19 per cent of cases resolved informally related to peacekeeping operations; 2013/14: 20 per cent of cases resolved informally related to peacekeeping operations; 2014/15:30 per cent of cases resolved informally related to peacekeeping operations.
Cases resolved(related to arrests, detentions, prison visits, asylum-seeking; humanitarian relief and medical evacuations; farming, mine awareness and unauthorized civilian use of the buffer zone) compared to 80 in 2002/03(319 per cent increase) and 250 in 2003/04 owing to increased cooperation by the parties and opening of the crossing points in April 2003.
Of note is that the number of cases resolved in mediation without a financial provision increased by 50 per cent, from 10 in 2010 to 15 in 2011.
The majority of cases resolved through ombudsman services, emanated from offices away from Headquarters and field operations, where most staff are located.
Some 55 cases before the Dispute Tribunal were withdrawn,including cases resolved inter partes, with settlement discussions initiated by counsel for the parties or, in 26 cases, following judicial intervention or case management by the judges of the Dispute Tribunal.
Symbolic cases resolved by the Court include the case of the Mayagna(Sumo) Awas Tingni Community versus the State of Nicaragua, concerning the indigenous community's rights to their ancestral lands.
Consolidated report on cases resolved by legislative competence of the current Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador as of 19 October 2008 Competence.
Specific cases resolved by the Commission included complaints of discrimination based on skin colour or ethnic origin on the part of directors of major hotel groups and of access to public places being refused on the same grounds.
It would therefore like to see more cases resolved through the informal dispute resolution process, which was a crucial element of the internal system of administration of justice.
Symbolic cases resolved by the Court include the case of the Mayagna(Sumo) Awas Tingni Community versus the State of Nicaragua, concerning the indigenous community's rights to their ancestral lands, and the case of Yakye Axa Indigenous Community versus the State of Paraguay.
However, the number of cases resolved through the judicial process and of convictions achieved using the law for the elimination of violence against women remains low.