Examples of 'advocates-general' in a sentence
Meaning of "advocates-general"
Advocates-General refers to legal professionals who give legal advice and opinions to the Court of Justice of the European Union
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Four Advocates-General shall be replaced on eachoccasion.
They are assisted by six Advocates-General.
Two Advocates-General shall be replaced on each occasion.
Fewer opinions presented by the Advocates-General.
Four Advocates-General shall be replaced on each occasion.
They are assisted by nine advocates-general.
Three Advocates-General shall be replaced on each occasion.
Increase in the number of Advocates-General.
Advocates-general of the court of justice.
Retiring judges and Advocates-General may be reappointed.
Reference has already been made to the advocates-general.
One and two Advocates-General shall be replaced alternately.
It shall be assisted by Advocates-General.
Two and three Advocates-General shall be replaced alternately.
This rule applies also to the opinions of the Advocates-General.
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Judges and advocates-general are immune from legal proceedings.
Every three years there shall be a partial replacement of the Advocates-General.
The judges and advocates-general are peoplewhose impartiality is beyond doubt.
Every three years there shall be partial replacement ofthe Advocates-General.
The submissions of the Advocates-General provide a full survey of all.
Every six years there shall be a partial replacement of the Advocates-General.
The first paragraph shall also apply when the Advocates-General are partially replaced, every three years.
Constitution of the chambers and designation of judge-rapporteurs and advocates-general.
Retiring Judges and Advocates-General shall be eligible for reappointment.
Every three years there shall be a partial replace ment of the Advocates-General.
Retiring Judges and Advocates-General shall be eligible for re appointment.
Term of office of Judges and Advocates-General.
The advocates-general assist the Court in accomplishing its tasks.
Tlie Court shall be assisted by two Advocates-General.
Retiring Judges and Advocates-General shall be eligible for reappoint ment.
Each Cabinet consists of three r f rendaires for Judges and four for Advocates-General.
Judges and advocates-general are appointed by common accord of the governments of the Member States.
The term of office of these Judges and Advocates-General is six years.
The Judges and Advocates-General provided such information for a more limited number of the cases.
The term of office of these Judges and Advocates-General will be six years.
G the other Member States will take part in a system involving the rotation of three Advocates-General.
These titles concern the status of judges and advocates-general and the organisation of the Court.
Before the Community was first enlarged, the Court comprised seven judges and two advocates-general.
Judges and Advocates-General are appointed for a six-year term by joint agreement between the Member States.
For the purposes of national participation, not only Judges should count but Advocates-General as well.
Retiring Judges and Advocates-General appointment.
The Court of Justice shall be assisted by eight Advocates-General.
Judges and advocates-general at the Court of Justice.
The Court of Justice shall be assisted by three Advocates-General.
Appointing Judges and Advocates-General to the Court of Justice.
The Court of Justice shall be assisted by five Advocates-General.
Nomination of Judges and Advocates-General at the Court of Justice.
The Court of Justice shall be assisted by four Advocates-General.
Appointment of Judges and Advocates-General at the Court of Justice.
The Court currently consists of thirteen Judges and six Advocates-General.
