Examples of using Prosecutor continues in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Prosecutor continues to investigate cases against the RPF.
As the endof its mandate approaches, the workload of the Office of the Prosecutor continues increasing exponentially.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to monitor the situation and to gather information regarding it.
The dysfunctional relationship between the PNC and the Office of the Prosecutor continues to stymie effective coordination and prosecutions.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to monitor and gather information regarding the situation in Darfur.
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For the effective prosecution of those suspects,the Office of the Prosecutor continues to provide mutual legal assistance and information to national prosecuting authorities.
The Prosecutor continues his consultations with States regarding the transfer of files of suspects and referrals of cases to domestic jurisdictions.
In addition to the trial work in progress, the Prosecutor continues to respond to the increasing appeals workload emanating from final and interlocutory decisions of the trial chambers.
The Prosecutor continues to transfer to various States, including Rwanda, dossiers in respect of accused persons who were investigated but not indicted by his office.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to rely on Croatia's cooperation to efficiently complete trials and appeals.
The Prosecutor continues to concentrate on those persons alleged to have been in positions of leadership and who bear the gravest responsibility for the crimes committed.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to rely on the cooperation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to efficiently complete trials and appeals.
The Prosecutor continues to conduct diplomatic missions to several States with a view to securing their political support and cooperation for the arrest and transfer of the remaining fugitives.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to support the work of the State Prosecutor and the Special Department for War Crimes.
As in 1998, the Prosecutor continues to focus investigation on the political and military leadership of each of the parties to the conflict in former Yugoslavia.
Moreover, the Office of the Prosecutor continues to support national courts and prosecution services, by facilitating access to information and evidence available in The Hague.
In this regard,the Office of the Prosecutor continues to finalize preparation of the cases of fugitives, with a view to applying for their referral to national jurisdictions.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to monitor cases referred pursuant to Rule 11bis through the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe OSCE.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to make concerted efforts to complete the remaining workload by the time frame stipulated in Security Council resolution 1966 2010.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to be active and effective, with several investigations under way and efforts to obtain joint trials of some accused meeting with significant success.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to support other training programmes for regional prosecutors and law students by making staff members available to participate as expert trainers.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to seek the full cooperation of the States of the former Yugoslavia and other States to fulfil its mandate, as required under article 29 of the statute of the Tribunal.
The Tracking Team of the Office of the Prosecutor continues to intensify its efforts to locate the 13 remaining fugitives, a task that has been made more difficult by the security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to encourage Prosecutors throughout Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina to improve their cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of violations of international humanitarian law.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to receive the support of INTERPOL, the United States Department of State through its War Crimes Rewards Program, international organizations, and a number of Member States.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to devote significant resources to ensuring compliance with trial and appeal decisions granting accused persons access to confidential material in related Tribunal cases.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues its efforts to transfer expertise and information to national authorities in order to develop capacity-building measures and to advance the objectives of reconciliation and the rule of law in the former Yugoslavia.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to work closely in partnership with prosecution authorities in the region so that they can continue to effectively prosecute war crimes cases and strengthen cooperation with each other in criminal matters.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to require the cooperation of the international community, while the Registry also continues to face resource constraints undermining its ability to optimize its administrative service to the Chambers and the Procuracy.
The Office of the Prosecutor continues to receive and to respond to requests for mutual legal assistance from national jurisdictions investigating for prosecution or extradition of Rwandan fugitives appearing on the International Criminal Police Organization(ICPO-INTERPOL) wanted list.