Examples of using Judicial functions in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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they do not exercise judicial functions.
they are not exercising judicial functions.
Any attribution of judicial functions to prosecutors should be restricted to cases involving in particular minor sanctions, should not be exercised in conjunction with the power to prosecute in the same case and should not prejudice the defendants' right to a decision on such cases by an independent and impartial authority exercising judicial functions.
omissions in the exercise of their judicial functions.
the term‘court' should be given a broad meaning, which also encompasses notaries where they exercise judicial functions in relation to certain matters of succession.
exercising judicial functions, but also the notaries or registry offices in some Member States who or which, in certain matters of succession, exercise judicial functions like courts, and the notaries and legal professionals who, in some Member States, exercise judicial functions in a given succession by delegation of power by a court.80.
of the Regulation with competence in matters of succession which exercise judicial functions or act pursuant to a delegation of power by a judicial authority
exercising judicial functions, but also the notaries or registry offices in some Member States who or which, in certain matters of succession, exercise judicial functions like courts, and the notaries and legal professionals who, in some Member States, exercise judicial functions in a given succession by delegation of power by a court.
The judicial function can be broken down into the following areas.
The judicial function of the house is exercises not by the whole House but by a committee of“LAW LORDS”.
Administering expenditure programs and from the judicial function of mediating disputes and interpreting the law.
they are performing a judicial function.
exceeds the limit of their judicial function.
appoint to a judicial position, to a judicial function or to the position of senior judge;
in particular, to the characteristic features of the judicial function.
the broader context and the conditions under which the judicial function is exercised at national level are also relevant.
We have enough of our own staff able to perform the judicial function," said Mirjanic,
Civic and judicial function were also granted to the diocesan metropolitans,
a'tribunal' is characterised in the substantive sense of the term by its judicial function, that is to say determining matters within its competence on the basis of rules of law
The EFTA Court in LuxembourgWEB fulfils the judicial function within the EFTA system, interpreting the Agreement