Traduction de «comités chambres et grande chambre » (Français → Anglais) :

Committees, Chambers and Grand Chamber

whole-plate camera [ whole plate camera ]

British Canadian Chambre of Trade and Commerce [ British Canadian Trade Association ]

Deputy Speaker and Chair of Committees of the Whole [ Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Committees of the Whole | Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons | Deputy Speaker | Chair of Committees of the Whole | Chairman of Committees of the Whole | Chair of Committees of the Whole House | Chairman of Committees of the Whole Ho ]

2. The Grand Board referred to in Article 135(2) shall comprise nine members, including the President of the Boards of Appeal, the chairmen of the Boards, the rapporteur designated prior to referral to the Grand Board, if applicable, and members drawn in rotation from a list comprising the names of all members of the Boards of Appeal other than the President of the Boards of Appeal and the chairmen of the Boards’.

2. The Grand Board referred to in Article 165(2) shall comprise nine members, including the President of the Boards of Appeal, the chairmen of the Boards, the rapporteur designated prior to referral to the Grand Board, if applicable, and members drawn in rotation from a list comprising the names of all members of the Boards of Appeal other than the President of the Boards of Appeal and the chairmen of the Boards.

in order to ensure uniform application of the Regulation, referring, where appropriate, to the enlarged Board of Appeal (‘the Grand Board’) questions on a point of law, in particular if the Boards of Appeal have issued diverging decisions on the point.

C. whereas there are two rival governments that claim to be the legitimate one: the General National Congress (GNC), elected in 2012 and based in Tripoli, and the House of Representatives (HOR), elected in June 2014, which moved to Tobruk after militia forces took control of the country’s two largest cities and which is recognised by most of the international community; whereas in November 2014 the Libyan Supreme Court ruled that the elections conducted in June of the same year leading to the creation of the HOR were invalid; whereas the HOR denounced the ruling, arguing that the judges in Tripoli were operating under pressure from Lib ...[+++]ya Dawn militias and refused to recognise the judgment;