Examples of using Including courts in English and their translations into Russian
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The State party should take measures to ensure that the authorities, including courts, in all states, are aware of
The essential institutional manifestations of a legal system, including courts, offices of the public prosecutor,
practice of the EU are increasingly applied in anti-monopoly cases and investigations(including courts), and lawyers with experience in applying European law will be the main agents for the implementation of European experience.
He is also involved in dispute resolution, including court proceedings and enforcement proceedings.
represent them without any proxy while defending their interests in every institution, including court art. 58.
Including court costs and reasonable attorney's fees, interest expense
The Deputy Registrar is responsible for managing all court-servicing activities, including court management, witness support
These include courts, national human rights institutions
A new network of courts is being established in line with the judicial reform and it includes courts of general and courts of special jurisdiction.
particularly to engage in an all-encompassing judicial monitoring programme, including court observation.
verification in Prague(includes court translation and fees);
file workers of the forces of law and order including court workers.
All information available to the Monitoring Team that is relevant to the delisting request, including court decisions and proceedings, news reports,
the judicial organization of Macau includes courts with general jurisdiction
All information available to the Monitoring Team that is relevant to the delisting request, including court decisions and proceedings,
practice in courts, including court cases making formal reference to the Convention.
which may include court review, and should set forth the grounds on which such a review may be based.
your client's restitution should also include court costs, Mrs. Florrick,
which may include court review, and should set forth the grounds on which such a review may be based.
The paucity of information on practice, including court rulings on the question of immunity of ministers for foreign affairs, led Judge Van den Wyngaert to state,