Examples of using Judgements in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Trial Chambers delivered judgements in the Haradinaj et al., Prlić et al., Stanišić
Caution is needed in making judgements under conditions of uncertainty,
The preparation of financial statements requires management to make judgements, estimates and assumptions that affect the amounts reported in the financial statements and accompanying notes.
Such judgements were allowed in order to prevent an accused from avoiding sentencing or punishment
The Committee has examined the judgements of the Spanish Supreme Court of 5 May 1992
They're military judgements made to ensure we win
of the Yugoslavia Tribunal, as reflected in its various judgements and in the report before us.
However, the value of the analysis and recommendations of the study is diminished by some of its assumptions and judgements, which are not substantiated and cannot be fully supported.
In the case of Prosecutor v. Vojislav Šešelj, the Appeals Chamber rendered contempt appeal judgements on 28 November 2012 and 30 May 2013.
On 16 July 2004, he requested the Supreme Court to review the second and third judgements in the light of Presidium ' s ruling of 2 June 2004.
NGOs specializing in observing trials and judgements may attend certain national trials of relevance for the Prosecutor and provide him with reports on the proceedings.
Since the last report in May 2011, the Appeals Chamber delivered two appeal judgements, in the Setako and Munyakazi cases.
This year, the Tribunal delivered two judgements in urgent proceedings regarding prompt release of vessels.
records of the case, which means consideration of the entire evidence and the judgements, has to be made by the PRC in order to satisfy the provisions of section 7.
(Request by former UNITAR staff member for revision of Judgements Nos. 500 and 585.).
means that State authorities have the burden to enforce judgements of domestic courts which provide effective remedies to victims.
During the reporting period, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Appeals Chamber delivered two appeal judgements, in the Rukundo and Kalimanzira cases.
Whenever possible, participants are given the opportunity to attend the readings of advisory opinion/judgements at the ICJ as well as to meet with judges from the ICJ.
The Trial Chambers rendered many decisions, including three final judgements. The Appeals Chamber rendered various judgements further to interlocutory appeals and two judgements further to appeals against final judgements.
(Request by former United Nations staff member for revision of Judgements Nos. 1232 and 1350).
