Sentence examples for By tribunals from inspiring English sources

The record of three of its last four prime ministers has been heavily criticised by tribunals.

"There is a growing conviction that there will be one or more prosecutions" by tribunals, he said.

Without following all these trails of church law, one might never know that the norms prescribe that accusations against priests be tried by tribunals constituted entirely of priests.

But most Muslims of Bengali/Bangladeshi origin voted for Gandhi's Congress Party, which repaid their loyalty by blunting the Assam Accord through the 1983 Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Act.

Tribunal reports and evidence gathered by tribunals cannot be used as evidence in court so CAB, in investigating matters covered by the Moriarty tribunal, has to gather its own evidence.

The ruling raised the question of what to do about other cases with the same defect, including the appeal of a convicted Al Qaeda propagandist whose charges included "conspiracy," which is also not an international war crime but was sometimes charged by tribunals in American history, including in cases from World War II and the Civil War.

Almost all were shot, and buried in mass graves that have been slowly exhumed by tribunal investigators.

But most expect Mr. Kerviel to face some form of punishment, particularly as he was tried by tribunal rather than by a jury.

Not only can they end up paying the costs of the freeholder or managing agent but they may never get their hands on money awarded by tribunal.

"Luckily, Corinthians also won the second leg 3-2, makitg it a 6-4 aggregate victory and avoiding the possibility of the title being decided by tribunal".

Officials said that a debate then ensued between the Pentagon and Justice Department over who should determine who is a suspected terrorist and therefore subject to trial by tribunal.