Examples of using Prosecutor will in English and their translations into Russian
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The Prosecutor will follow developments closely.
During the biennium 2012-2013, in the context of the Tribunal's completion strategy, the activities of the Office of the Prosecutor will rest on the following four important priorities.
The Prosecutor will continue to follow closely the developments in the region related to cooperation.
During the biennium 2010-2011, in the context of the Tribunal's completion strategy, the activities of the Office of the Prosecutor will rest on the following four important priorities.
The Prosecutor will endeavour to accommodate the needs of staff in the process whenever possible.
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In particular because the Tribunal will function on an ad hoc basis, the Prosecutor will have limited staff, and thus will need the ability to designate persons to assist in prosecutions.
The prosecutor will also consider whether special measures are required to support witnesses at court.
In order to obtain full cooperation from States of the former Yugoslavia, the President and the Prosecutor will continue to approach those States and regularly consult Member States and international and regional organizations on the matter.
The Prosecutor will continue to seek audience with heads of States in which some of the indicated fugitives are known to be.
Within its competences to maintain international peace andsecurity, the Security Council should be enabled to draw the attention of the court/the Prosecutor to the cases of aggression, while the Prosecutor will conduct an investigation and prosecution.
It is estimated that the Office of the Prosecutor will receive between 20,000 to 25,000 pages per month for indexing in 1998.
The Prosecutor will also continue his efforts with some Member States to cooperate in the tracking and arrest of any of the six fugitives suspected of hiding in their territories.
During the biennium 2008-2009, in the context of the Tribunal's completion strategy, the activity of the Office of the Prosecutor will rest on four important priorities:(a) the completion of remaining trials and appeals;(b) the arrest of remaining fugitives;(c) the further transfer of cases and assistance to national jurisdictions; and(d) the legacy of the Tribunal.
The Prosecutor will continue to report regularly to the Security Council on the implementation of the completion strategy, as she began to do as early as 2001, and as is now provided for by resolution 1503 2003.
Of course, there's no guaranteeing that the prosecutor will keep up their end of the bargain, which is why you record everything your client says in the room.
The Prosecutor will continue to intensify pressure on some Member States to cooperate in the tracking and arrest of any of the fugitives suspected to be hiding on their territories.
If the police run a good investigation, the prosecutor will have better material to press charges on many other felonies, not just human trafficking.
In addition, the Prosecutor will continue to point to other measures that could be taken in the future, including keeping the Rules of Procedure and Evidence under continued review, particularly as they relate to the pre-trial stage of cases and the presentation of evidence in the courtroom.
As to the staffing needs of the Office, the Prosecutor will have the authority to appoint such qualified staff as may be required, including the appointment of investigators Statute, art. 44, para. 1.
We are confident that the Prosecutor will resort to joinder only where there is clear evidence of conspiracy and participation with others in the commission of a crime, and that the rights of each of the accused will be respected at all times.
However, the Expert Group trusts that the Prosecutor will find occasion for more frequent visits to ICTR, covering longer periods of time and continuing close oversight of the ICTR prosecutorial operation in order, inter alia, to ensure similar standards in regard to the supervision she exercises over her staff, whether in The Hague or in Arusha/Kigali.
Moreover, when indictments are submitted for confirmation, the Prosecutor will ensure that the case is ready for trial, in the sense that all approved identified investigations are completed, a draft pre-trial brief, draft exhibits and witness lists are prepared and disclosure searches are completed as at that date.
Moreover, when indictments are submitted for confirmation, the Prosecutor will ensure that the case will be ready for trial, in the sense that all approved identified investigations are completed, a draft pre-trial brief is prepared, together with draft exhibits and witness lists, and that disclosure searches(as of that date) are completed.
These judges and prosecutors will also act as mentors for their Timorese colleagues.
It is hoped that other prosecutors will exercise their discretion similarly.
Other workshops, including a workshop for prosecutors, will focus on helping Member States implement targeted aspects of resolution 1373 2001.
During subsequent phases, local judges and prosecutors will be appointed in accordance with Security Council resolution 1244 1999.
Moreover, entrepreneurs and prosecutors will jointly consider appeals and complaints of businessmen on the facts of illegal checks.
As the Tribunal approaches the completion of its work,cooperation with national prosecutors will become even more crucial.
International judges and prosecutors will continue to handle serious cases of organized crime, since the risk of intimidation and corruption of local judges involved in cases against major criminals remains high.
