Examples of using These fugitives in English and their translations into Russian
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Find these fugitives.
The Tribunal simply cannot close its doors until these fugitives have been tried.
Capturing the most of these fugitives and put into service in his squad!
Still, these authorities are reluctant to use coercive methods to arrest and transfer these fugitives.
And we shall deal with these fugitives as with all those who oppose us.
A much more aggressive attitude must be adopted by these countries in order tolocate and arrest these fugitives.
One of these fugitives, Milan Lukić, is in the custody of the Argentine authorities.
The Tribunal must not close its doors until these fugitives are arrested and tried.
If you encounter these fugitives please call your local authorities immediately.
The International Tribunal must not close its doors until these fugitives are arrested and tried.
It is clear that these fugitives have to face international justice.
Serbian authorities have made some progress in improving coordination between different services to track these fugitives.
Since February 1997, these fugitives have been committing murders among the civilian population.
I ask all States, especially those of the former Yugoslavia,to intensify their efforts and urgently deliver these fugitives to the Tribunal.
Had these fugitives been arrested at an earlier time, they could have been tried together with their co-accused.
The Office of the Prosecutor has intensified efforts at tracking these fugitives, placing particular focus on the Great Lakes and southern African regions.
If these fugitives are arrested in the near future, then the completion of all trials at the close of 2009 remains feasible.
As past Presidents have made clear on many occasions,the International Tribunal must not close its doors until these fugitives are arrested and tried.
Two of these fugitives are currently in the custody of Member States and negotiations are underway to ensure their transfer to The Hague.
As its Presidents have consistently reported to the Security Council,the International Tribunal must not close its doors until these fugitives are arrested and tried.
As I previously advised the Council, had these fugitives been arrested at an earlier time, they could have been tried together with their co-Accused.
During the reporting period, the Office of the Prosecutor closely followed the work of the Serbian authorities to locate these fugitives and was regularly briefed on their activities.
These fugitives, who are accused of the most terrible crimes, must be arrested to send a strong message to the world that evading justice is not an option.
Accordingly, I urge the Security Council to take action now andsend a strong message to these fugitives that they will be not be allowed to wait out international justice.
Should these fugitives remain at large up to the end of 2008, the Office will apply for their transfer to national jurisdictions under the terms of rule 11 bis.
We appeal to the Prosecutor andthe Security Council to enforce the relevant provisions of the Tribunal's Statute to ensure that all States cooperate and hand over these fugitives.
It is believed that most of these fugitives remain in the region, mainly in Serbia, while two of them, Djordjevic and Zelenovic, are in Russia.
It is absolutely crucial that the international community do its utmost, and that includes the States of the former Yugoslavia,to ensure that these fugitives are delivered to the Tribunal without further delay.
Bringing these fugitives to justice is paramount to the process of peace and reconciliation in the region and they must not be allowed to wait the International Tribunal out.
Although their arrival will notreduce the Tribunal's workload, their early arrival would lessen the impact on the trial schedule considerably as a number of opportunities still remain to have these fugitives joined with other indictees awaiting trial.