assises造句

• This followed a precedent established in the chief feudal courts in the 13th and 14th centuries in which summary provostship suits were distinct-guished from solemn bailliary sessions ( " assises " ).
• This sentence was upheld in May 2006 following an appeal by the cour d'assises of French : " L'閜op閑 de mes transferts " ) in which he criticized the conditions of his imprisonment.
• As if the trial was not gruesome enough, medical experts stunned the jury in the august, marble-covered Assises Hall of the Justice Palace last week with photographic evidence how effective the Cleanest drain cleaner could be.
• In 1974, he was given a life-sentence by the Paris cour d'assises after being convicted of a bloody robbery on 19 December 1969 on the Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, in which two pharmacists were killed.
• The 4 March 1831 law restricted the declaration of innocence or culpability to the sole juries, excluding the professional magistrates belonging to the Cour d'assises, and requested a 2 / 3 majority ( 8 voices against 4 ) for a culpability sentence.
• The French government hosted the first " Assises nationales des langues de France " in 2003, but this national round table on the languages of France served to highlight the contrast between cultural organisations and language activists on the one hand and the state on the other.
• Kedar believes that the canons were put into practise in the 12th century, although Marwan Nader disagrees, since they were not included in the " Livre des Assises de la Cour des Bourgeois " and other Assizes of Jerusalem, which were written in the 13th century.
• Les 閏hiquiers avaient 間alement quelque rapport avec les assises en ce sens que l appel des premiers juges 閠ait port??l 閏hiquier, qui d閏idait, tant au civil qu au criminel, en dernier ressort, c est-?dire que les jugements de ce tribunal 閠aient sans appel.
• He was then imprisoned in a location which has been kept secret for " security reasons . " On June 25, 2008, the cour d'assises of the Alpes-Maritimes department sentenced him to 15 years in prison with no chance of armed robberies and assaults against police officers while he evaded custody.
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• The word assize refers to the sittings or sessions ( Old French " assises " ) of the judges, known as " justices of assize ", who were judges who travelled across the seven circuits of England and Wales on commissions of " oyer and terminer ", setting up court and summoning juries at the various assize towns.
• Fran鏾ise Benhamou, a French specialist of economics of the arts and literature, gave this explanation in her speech at the Assises Internationales de l'蒬ition Ind閜endante ( International Assembly on Independent Publishing ) :  In biodiversity, variety refers very simply to the number of species; in the book world, this would be the number of titles.
• As Peter Edbury says : " one group of sources from the Latin East that have long excited the attention of scholars are the legal treatises often known collectively, if somewhat misleadingly, as the "'Assises of Jerusalem "'. " ( Peter W . Edbury, " John of Ibelin and the Kingdom of Jerusalem ", pref .)
• Fran鏾ise Rivi鑢e, Assistant Director-General for Culture at UNESCO, in her speech opening the Assises Internationales de l'蒬ition Ind閜endante ( International Assembly on Independent Publishing  Paris, July 2007 ) :  Just as it seeks to highlight the complementary nature of the aims of biodiversity and cultural diversity on the global scene, UNESCO is also closely monitoring the issue of diversity of expression and content in the international book market.
• Yves Bot, general prosecutor of Paris, came to the trial on its last day, without previously notifying the president of the Cour d'assises, Mrs . Mondineu-Hederer; while there, Bot presented his apologies to the defendants on behalf of the legal system & mdash; he did this before the verdict was delivered, taking for granted a " not guilty " ruling, for which some magistrates reproached him afterwards.
• Works in 1950 included his " Triptoleme " and in 1951 his works included " L Enfant Martyr ", the Thann war memorial, decoration of the " Salle des Trait閟 " at the Quai d Orsay and an equestrian statue of Rochambeau . 1954 saw Leygue made professor at the ?cole Normale Sup閞ieure d Enseignement Technique and the government of Abidjan organized a tender to select the sculptor for two cariatides in wood for the " Cour d Assises " which Leygue won.
• Gleizes formally resolves a domestic interior scene in a lucid and logically self-conscious synthetic style, as in several other paintings of this period ( e . g ., " Femmes cousant ", Kr鰈ler-M黮ler Museum, " Femmes assises ?une fen阾re ", private collection, " Portrait of Igor Stravinsky ", Museum of Modern Art, and " Woman at the piano ", Philadelphia Museum of Art ).