Examples of using Judicial in English and their translations into Arabic
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In this structure, there is usually a higher judicial council or a similar independent body that regulates the careers of both prosecutors and judges.
Protecting human rights and the vulnerable, another key objective of the Millennium Declaration, cannot be achieved unless countries have independent and well-functioning judicial systems.
Expected accomplishment 3.4: Progress in the establishment of functioning judicial and penitentiary systems in accordance with international standards.
Evident damage resulting from or overlooked by final judicial decisions, without prejudice to their definitive character;
(i) Comments received from Governments on measures to promote judicial cooperation(E/CN.7/1998/PC/4/Add.1);
On the other hand, if the judicial system in the State Party in question is indeed not functioning, it is true that effective notification will not be possible.
In order to fulfil the increased demands and to cope with the requests during judicial deliberations and other meetings, one legal officer at the P-4 level is proposed.
The complainant applied for judicial review of the 2 December 2003 decision of the Minister ' s delegate.
Unlike specialized judicial and arbitral bodies, the Court enjoys comprehensive jurisdiction in inter-State disputes.
Judicial proceedings in matters relating to compulsory mental care are conducted by the general administrative tribunals.
MICIVIH observers continued to visit judicial officials and courts throughout the country, to attend trials, to monitor the legal status of detainees, and to discuss matters relating to the law and human rights with members of the judiciary.
briefed mandateholders on the issue of submitting amicus briefs before courts or participating in judicial proceedings in another capacity, particularly in relation
On 16 December, the Director gave a lecture, followed by a question and answer session, on the forty-fifth anniversary of the Universal Declaration at the Brazilian Institute of Lawyers, the chief centre for judicial studies and research.
(a)‘insolvency proceeding' means a collective judicial or administrative proceeding, including an interim proceeding, in which the assets and affairs of the assignor are subject to control
The Chairman-Rapporteur drew the attention of the group to the wish of Mr. Fix Zamudio to undertake a study entitled“Improvement and efficiency of the judicial instruments for the protection of human rights at the national level and their impact at the international level”.
The Mission highlighted the need for electoral, fiscal, judicial and military reform and the need to pay special attention to commitments in the areas of labour, housing, sustainable integration and resettlement of displaced persons and demobilized combatants.
She has called on the relevant authorities in the Republika Srpska immediately to undertake similar efforts, both to ensure adequate protection of human rights in that entity and to prevent the judicial systems of the two entities from drifting apart.
After the last session of the Working Group, in January 1997, the Secretariat, in cooperation with INSOL, had convened another Judicial Colloquium; it had been held in March 1997, in conjunction with the 5th World Congress of INSOL, and had lasted two days.
The Committee encourages the State party to continue promoting public awareness of the participatory rights of children and encouraging respect for the views of the child within schools, families, social institutions, and the care and judicial systems.
The Government had ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child and it had been translated into legislative, administrative and judicial measures such as the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Children and the Law on Juvenile Justice.