procurators

英 [ˈprɒkjʊəreɪtəz]

美

n.  (苏联)检察长; (天主教)教会官员; (古罗马帝国的)小行省总督
procurator的复数

柯林斯词典

• （前苏联）检察长；（天主教）教会官员；（古罗马帝国的）地方行政官员
  Aprocuratoris an administrative official with legal powers, especially in the former Soviet Union, the Roman Catholic Church, or the ancient Roman Empire.

双语例句

• The study of classified management of procurators has an important role in promoting sustained development, bringing about procuratorial function and securing the implementation of law.
  检察人员分类管理研究在促进检察人员可持续发展、实现检察权的职能以及保障法律有效实施方面具有重要的现实意义。
• But the public procurators are not given the authority to approve arrests.
  但为了对检察官的职权进行制约，均没有赋予检察官批准逮捕权。
• The chief procurator, deputy chief procurators, or members of the procura-torial Committee in the same people's procuratorate;
  同一人民检察院的检察长、副检察长、检察委员会委员；
• On Judicial Initiative of Procurators Viewed from Civil Reconciliation in Criminal Procedure
  刑事和解视角下检察官的司法能动性分析
• The grades of public procurators shall be established and the measures for their evaluation and promotion shall be formulated separately by the state.
  第二十一条检察官的等级编制、评定和晋升办法，由国家另行规定。
• China's judicial organs have a large number of women judges, procurators and lawyers.
  在司法机构中有一大批女法官、女检察官、女律师。
• For example, we now need at least one million additional cadres for the administration of justice, including judges, lawyers, procurators and specialized police.
  比如现在我们能担任司法工作的干部，包括法官、律师、审判官、检察官、专业警察，起码缺一百万。
• The principles of integrating theory with practice, giving lectures in light of the needs and emphasizing practical results shall be applied in the training of public procurators.
  检察官的培训，贯彻理论联系实际、按需施教、讲求实效的原则。
• Several hundreds of office workers in that company walked off their jobs in a wage dispute. Persons to be appointed chief procurators, deputy chief procurators or members of procuratorial committees shall be selected from among those who are experienced in practical work.
  那家公司的几百名雇员因工资纠纷而进行罢工。担任检察长、检察长、察委员会委员，应当从具有实际工作经验的人员中择优提出人选。
• These two laws stipulate that public procurators and judges have the right, according to law, to independently exercise procuratorial power and judicial authority without interference from any administrative organs, social communities and individuals;
  这两项法律中分别规定，检察官、法官有权依法独立行使检察权、审判权，不受任何行政机关、社会团体和个人干涉；