Traduction de «émettre acte pouvoir exécutif élection » (Français → Anglais) :

make out a writ of élection/to

The common pattern is that the executive and legislative branches have been systematically enabled to politically interfere in the composition, powers, administration and functioning of the judicial branch.

implement fully the judgments of the Constitutional Tribunal of 3 and 9 December 2015. These require that the three judges that were lawfully nominated in October 2015 by the previous legislature can take up their function of judge in the Constitutional Tribunal, and that the three judges nominated by the new legislature without a valid legal basis do not take up the post of judge without being validly elected; publish and implement fully the judgment of 9 March 2016 of the Constitutional Tribunal, as well as all subsequent judgments and ensure that the publication of future judgments is automatic and does not depend on any decisi ...[+++]on of the executive or legislative powers; ensure that any reform of the Law on the Constitutional Tribunal respects the judgments of the Constitutional Tribunal, including the judgments of 3 and 9 December 2015 and the judgment of 9 March 2016, and takes the Opinion of the Venice Commission fully into account; ensure that the effectiveness of the Constitutional Tribunal as a guarantor of the Constitution is not undermined by requirements, whether separately or through their combined effect; ensure that the Constitutional Tribunal can review the compatibility of the new law adopted on 22 July 2016 on the Constitutional Tribunal before its entry into force and publish and implement fully the judgment of the Tribunal in that respect; refrain from actions and public statements which could undermine the legitimacy and efficiency of the Constitutional Tribunal.

The hope and expectation of the international community—and Mr. Heinbecker referred to this in his opening comments—was autonomy in the form of a legislative assembly, an executive led by a president, a judicial system in Kosovo, local police, OSCE-supervised elections within nine months that would go ahead and put in place all of these legislative and executive facilities, and also respect for rights of all individuals and all ethnic groups.

The hope and expectation of the international community—and Mr. Heinbecker referred to this in his opening comments—was autonomy in the form of a legislative assembly, an executive led by a president, a judicial system in Kosovo, local police, OSCE-supervised elections within nine months that would go ahead and put in place all of these legislative and executive facilities, and also respect for rights of all individuals and all ethnic groups.