Examples of using Pocar in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Appeals Chamber(judges Gunawardana(presiding), Shahabuddeen, Güney, Pocar and Meron) decided on 10 October 2002 that the appellant had failed to establish that, in the circumstances of this case, the search and seizure was illegal under the rules of international law.
Notices of appeal were filed before the Appeals Chamber(Judges Hunt, Presiding, Vohrah, Nieto-Navia, Pocar and Liu) by all parties to the case: by Kordić and Čerkez on 12 March 2001
Judge Wang(China). They were replaced by Judges Wald(United States of America), Pocar(Italy) and Liu(China).
Following requests for extensions of time, the Appeals Chamber(Judge Bennouna presiding, Judges Vohrah, Nieto-Navia, Wald and Pocar) ordered that the filing of appellants ' brief be extended to 3 July 2000.
Mr. Kitaoka(Japan): First I would like to thank the Presidents of both Tribunals, Judge Fausto Pocar and Judge Erik Møse, as well as the Prosecutors of the Tribunals, Ms. Carla Del Ponte and Mr. Hassan Bubacar Jallow, for their reports to the Security Council.
In his report to the Council, Judge Pocar indicated that despite the efforts of neighbouring States and of the ICTY, trials may not end by the end of 2009 but may continue beyond that date if the remaining fugitives are
In those letters, President Pocar had the honour of referring to the 116th plenary meeting of the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly, on 24 August 2005, during which 27 ad litem judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia were elected for a term of four years.
At the fifty-seventh session, the Working Group was composed of Mr. Bán, Mr. Bhagwati, Mr. Marco Tulio Bruni Celli, Mr. Fausto Pocar and Mr. Prado Vallejo. It met at the United Nations Office at Geneva from 1 to 5 July 1996 and elected Mr. Pocar as its Chairperson/Rapporteur.
presiding until 11 March 2003, Judge Fausto Pocar(Italy), Judge Mehmet Güney(Turkey), Judge Asoka de Zoysa Gunawardana(Sri Lanka) and Judge David Hunt(Australia).
express our gratitude to both Judge Erik Møse of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(ICTR) and Judge Fausto Pocar of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(ICTY) for their comprehensive reports this morning on the work of their respective Tribunals.
honour to refer to your letter of yesterday ' s date(S/1999/1305) concurring with my proposal to appoint Mr. Fausto Pocar as a Judge of the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991.
On 13 June 2007, the Special Rapporteur held a series of meetings in The Hague with the President of the International Court of Justice, Dame Rosalyn Higgins, the President and the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, Fausto Pocar and Carla Del Ponte, and with the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, to discuss issues of common concern.
Mr. Manongi(United Republic of Tanzania): We join other members in thanking the Presidents of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(ICTR) and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(ICTY), Judge Erik Møse and Judge Fausto Pocar, for their briefings this morning and for their reports.
On 3 October 2002, following the decision of a bench of the Appeals Chamber granting leave to appeal(issued 2 September 2002 pursuant to rule 65(D)), the Appeals Chamber(judges Shahabuddeen(presiding), Hunt, Güney, Pocar and Meron), gave its decision and found that the Trial Chamber erred in law by finding that guarantees from the Republika Srpska were not admissible.
POCAR, Mr. Fausto ITALY.
Mr. POCAR said that Mr. Bhagwati ' s comments were justified but he drew attention to the last sentence of paragraph 6,
In response to inquiries by Mr. LALLAH and Mr. POCAR, Mr. MAVROMMATIS(Special Rapporteur on Follow-up of Views)
Mr. POCAR said it was his understanding that in 1978 the Indian Parliament had adopted an amendment to clauses(4) to(7) of article 22 of the Constitution but that that amendment had not yet come into force.
After an exchange of views between Mr. POCAR, Lord COLVILLE and Ms. EVATT regarding
Mr. POCAR proposed that the final sentence should be moved to the end of paragraph 2 and amended to read:“The same conclusion applies to the Second Optional Protocol, in the drafting of which a denunciation clause was deliberately omitted”.