Traduction de «Presidente d'appello » (Italien → Anglais) :

President of the Cantonal Supreme Court

President of the Military Court of Appeal

president of the Military Court of Appeal

appeal hearing | oral appeal hearing

Speaker of Parliament

Common Appeal Court | Community Patent Appeal Court | CAC [Abbr.] | COPAC [Abbr.]

roll-call vote | vote by roll call

President of the EP [ President of the European Parliament ]

prefect | state governor | provincial governor | provincial governor

5. Calls on the judicial authorities concerned to facilitate the lodging of an appeal by Ex-President Nasheed and calls on Mr Nasheed to exhaust the existing legal options at full; insists that should his conviction be appealed, the former President’s rights must be fully respected in line with the Maldives’ international obligations and international standards; urges the EU Delegation to Sri Lanka and the Maldives to follow closely the appeal process;

If, for some special reason, the President of the Court of Appeal or, in the case of judges of the Court of First Instance, the President of the Court of First Instance considers that a judge should not sit or make submissions in a particular case, the President of the Court of Appeal or the President of the Court of First Instance shall justify this in writing and notify the judge concerned accordingly.

H. whereas, following violent clashes between protesters and security forces, leading to dozens of deaths, on the eve of and in the weeks after the second anniversary of the 25 January Revolution and sparked variously by the increased lawlessness in Egypt, the vast decline of the Egyptian economy and the dozens of death sentences handed down against civilians involved in the deadly 2012 football riots in Port Said, President Morsi announced a state of emergency in several Egyptian cities, prompting warnings by the military of ‘the collapse of the state’; whereas on 30 January 2013 opposition leaders jointly called on President Morsi to ...[+++]stop the violence against protesters, to form a national unity government and to start a genuine national dialogue, as the only way to overcome the current political and social divisions and tensions; whereas President Morsi dismissed the calls for a unity government; whereas on 26 February 2013 President Morsi launched a national dialogue boycotted by leading opposition forces;

H. whereas, following violent clashes between protesters and security forces, leading to dozens of deaths, on the eve of and in the weeks after the second anniversary of the 25 January Revolution and sparked variously by the increased lawlessness in Egypt, the vast decline of the Egyptian economy and the dozens of death sentences handed down against civilians involved in the deadly 2012 football riots in Port Said, President Morsi announced a state of emergency in several Egyptian cities, prompting warnings by the military of ‘the collapse of the state’; whereas on 30 January 2013 opposition leaders jointly called on President Morsi to ...[+++] stop the violence against protesters, to form a national unity government and to start a genuine national dialogue, as the only way to overcome the current political and social divisions and tensions; whereas President Morsi dismissed the calls for a unity government; whereas on 26 February 2013 President Morsi launched a national dialogue boycotted by leading opposition forces;