Examples of using Complexity of cases in English and their translations into Russian
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Complexity of cases.
Size and complexity of cases.
It takes into account several factors, such as the use of flat rates andpayment relating to the complexity of cases.
The complexity of cases was also increasing.
Waiting times in the Circuit andDistrict Courts vary from venue to venue based on the number and complexity of cases.
Number and complexity of cases submitted to the Ombudsman's office will be largely consistent with previous periods.
The major challenges identified in that area included the complexity of cases and the length of time that cooperation required.
The complexity of cases will be defined by the scope of the terms of reference in each case and the anticipated delivery date.
The actual number of cases finalized should only be viewed as an indicator, and cannot reflect the nature,sensitivity or the complexity of cases.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that the increase in the number and complexity of cases required a dedicated Security Investigation Officer.
Owing to the complexity of cases and challenges related to the conduct of investigations(poor road conditions, access to witnesses), 60 per cent of the investigations were completed.
A number of delegates spoke of the difficulties of advocating on competition issues;indeed, the complexity of cases was an obstacle to understanding by the general public.
Experience has shown that the resources approved for 2004-2005 were not sufficient to support the increased workload of the Appeals Unit both in terms of numbers and complexity of cases.
Assuming that the nature and complexity of cases remain the same for a third consecutive year, the average length of time required to complete a case will be 340 person-hours.
Recent expansion of peacekeeping operations has had a tremendous impact on the workload of the Committee, which has been steadily increasing, including in the number,value and complexity of cases.
However, in view of the increasing number and complexity of cases brought before the Court it has become more and more difficult to hold hearings in all of them directly after the closure of the written proceedings.
If external lawyers are compensated on a fee-for-service basis by way of hourly fees or contingency fees,they may have a financial incentive to expand the complexity of cases and promote litigation;
Differences in the complexity of cases from hub to hub may justify the variation in the ratio of caseload to investigator, but they might also indicate differences in productivity and efficiency.
The situation was also influenced by the increasing length of time taken by proceedings and the growing complexity of cases, inter alia because of requirements to comply with international instruments.
The high cost of international cases, the complexity of cases and, in some cases, the evidentiary material involved render a certain amount of discretionary decision-making inevitable in these matters.
The increase in resources for forensic expertise compared with those approved in the 2003/04 period is tied to the complexity of cases where high-level technical expertise is not available within the Organization.
In view of the increasing number and complexity of cases brought before the Court it has become more and more difficult to hold hearings in all pending cases directly after the closure of the written proceedings.
We have also noted the difficulties that the Court is facingin holding hearings in all pending cases directly after the closure of the written proceedings, owing to the increase in the number and complexity of cases before it.
The report of the Secretary-General highlights the fact that the level of complexity of cases varies considerably, and one case may involve multiple issues which require interaction with a number of different stakeholders.
Complexity of cases(the Directorate of Organized Crime incorporated smaller investigations into larger and more complex investigations) and inadequate logistical support, including means of transport.
The number of investigation reports is lower than originally planned because of the complexity of cases and the time required to complete numerous pending investigations, which was contingent upon availability of witnesses or information.
Given the complexity of cases of enforced disappearance, it is incumbent upon the Human Rights Committee to pay very close attention to the time when the possible human rights violations were committed in deciding whether or not it is competent to consider a case.
During the coming years, as the trials focus on high-level perpetrators and multiple-accused cases, there will be a consequential increase,both in terms of volume and complexity, of cases before both the trial and appeals chambers.
As a result of the growing volume and complexity of cases, the existing establishment of judicial officers in the High Court, the District Court and the Magistrates' Court is insufficient to handle the cases before them.
Over the last 20 years, the Registry's workload, notwithstanding the adoption of new technologies,has grown considerably on account of the substantial increase in the number and complexity of cases brought before the Court and of associated incidental proceedings.