Examples of using Vassylenko in English and their translations into Russian
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Mr. Volodymyr Vassylenko Ukraine.
The Chamber was originally composed of Judges Schomburg(presiding)Mohamed Fassi Fihri and Vassylenko.
Mr. Volodymyr Vassylenko Ukraine.
Mr. Vassylenko(Ukraine) said that human rights should be a third pillar of the work of the United Nations.
Mr. Volodymyr A. Vassylenko Ukraine.
Mr. Volodymyr Vassylenko, Mr. Oleg Shamshur*, Mr. Victor Mykhailovsky**, Mr. Yevhen Semashko**, Mr. Vladyslav Zozulia.
The judgement was delivered on 17 January 2005 by Trial Chamber I, composed of Judge Liu Daqun(presiding),Judge Vassylenko and Judge Argibay.
Mr. Volodymyr A. Vassylenko(Ukraine) 131.
Mr. Vassylenko(Ukraine) said that Ukraine would spare no effort to ensure that the Human Rights Council met the expectations of people around the world.
Ad litem Judges Ivana Janu(Czech Republic), Chikako Taya(Japan),Volodymyr Vassylenko(Ukraine) and Carmen Maria Argibay(Argentina) finished their terms of service with the Tribunal.
Mr. Vassylenko(Ukraine) said that his country had always attached great importance to the Organization's activities in the area of promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Before proceeding to hold another round of balloting, I should like to advise representatives that I have been informed that Mr. Volodymyr Vassylenko of the Ukraine wishes to withdraw as a candidate.
Judges Argibay and Vassylenko were replaced in March 2005 by Judges Claude Hanoteau and György Szénási.
On 1 April 2003, following an order by the President, this case was transferred from Trial Chamber II(Judges Schomburg(presiding), Mumba andAgius) to Trial Chamber I Judges Liu(presiding), Vassylenko and Argibay.
Mr. Vassylenko(Ukraine) said that Ukraine was firmly committed to its obligations under Agenda 21, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation and the 2005 World Summit Outcome.
Three other ad litem judges, Judges Rafael Nieto-Navia(Colombia),Mohamed Fassi Fihri(Morocco) and Volodymyr Vassylenko(Ukraine), assumed their duties at the Tribunal between November 2001 and March 2002.
Mr. VASSYLENKO(Ukraine) said that his delegation welcomed the completion on first reading of the draft articles on State responsibility, which should now be submitted to Governments for comment.
The ad litem judges are Ivana Janu(Czech Republic), Chikako Taya(Japan), Sharon A. Williams(Canada), Rafael Nieto-Navia(Colombia),Volodymyr Vassylenko(Ukraine), Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm(Finland), Carmen Maria Argibay(Argentina) and Joaquín Martín Canivell Spain.
Mr. VASSYLENKO(Ukraine) said that following the end of the cold war and the collapse of communism, the United Nations should increase its role in enhancing international cooperation for the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(presiding), Florence Mumba and Carmel A. Agius, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Sharon Williams,Volodymyr Vassylenko, Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm and Carmen Maria Argibay.
Mr. VASSYLENKO(Ukraine) said that it had become increasingly clear that, in addition to ad hoc tribunals, a permanent criminal justice institution was a practical necessity, for the inevitability of punishment would help to prevent crimes and promote international peace and security.
Trial Chamber II is composed of three permanent judges, Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding), Florence Mumba and Carmel A. Agius, and six ad litem judges, Judges Ivana Janu, Chikako Taya, Sharon Williams, Mohamed Fassi Fihri,Volodymyr Vassylenko and Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm.
Mr. VASSYLENKO(Ukraine), referring to State responsibility, said that draft articles 11 to 14 inclusive, which dealt with what the Special Rapporteur called"countermeasures" and what his delegation preferred to describe as"sanctions", should not be contained in Part Two of the draft articles, which concerned the content, forms and degrees of responsibility, but in Part Three which dealt with the implementation(mise en oeuvre) of international responsibility and dispute settlement procedures.
The ad litem judges are Maureen Harding Clark(Ireland), Ivana Janu(Czech Republic), Chikako Taya(Japan), Fatoumata Diarra(Mali), Sharon A. Williams(Canada), Rafael Nieto-Navia(Colombia),Mohamed Fassi Fihri(Morocco), Volodymyr Vassylenko(Ukraine) and Per-Johan Viktor Lindholm Finland.
Ambassador Makarim Wibisono, Chairperson of the sixty-first session of the Commission, introduced the members of the Expanded Bureau attending the meeting Ambassador Mohamed Saleck Ould Mohamed Lemine,Ambassador Volodymyr Vassylenko, Deirdre Kent, Ambassador Hyuck Choi, Ambassador Zohrab Mnatsakanian, Ambassador Luis Alfonso de Alba.
Section 1 of Trial Chamber II is composed of Judges Florence Mumba(presiding), Sharon Williams and Per-Johan Lindholm; section 2 is composed of Judges Carmel A. Agius(presiding), Ivana Janu and Chikako Taya; and section 3 is composed of Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(presiding),Volodymyr Vassylenko and Carmen Maria Argibay.
At its 3310th meeting, on 10 November 1993, the President drew attention to the withdrawal by Mr. Andonico O. Adede(Kenya), Mr. Samuel K. B. Asanté(Ghana), Mr. Rodger M. A. Chongwe(Zambia), Mr. Francis M. Ssekandi(Uganda),Mr. Volodymyr A. Vassylenko(Ukraine) and Mr. Alexander Yankov(Bulgaria) of their candidacies.
Section 1 of Trial Chamber II is composed of Judges Florence Mumba(Presiding), Sharon Williams and Per-Johan Lindholm; section 2 is composed of Judges Carmel A. Agius(Presiding), Ivana Janu and Chikako Taya; and section 3 is composed of Judges Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding),Mohamed Fassi Fihri and Volodymyr Vassylenko.
On the basis of the fourth amended indictment, the trial of Dr. Stakić commenced on 16 April 2002 before the bench of Judge Wolfgang Schomburg(Presiding), andJudge Mohamed Fassi Fihri and Judge Volodymyr Vassylenko, the two ad litem judges appointed in this case by the President on 10 April 2002.