Sentence examples similar to Tribunal date from inspiring English sources

They have also argued that there is some history of "conspiracy" charges in American military tribunals dating back to World War II and the Civil War.

COL.AMEN: And having refreshed your recollection from reference to the entries in Canaris' diary, can you tell the Tribunal the date of those conferences?

General Mladic, for all his diligent note-taking, appears to have proceeded with caution, at least in the diaries given to the tribunal, which date from June 1991 to November 1996.

With these numbers, the UNWCC's work dwarfs that of any international criminal tribunal to date.

The use of secret evidence in court dates back to the creation of a special tribunal in 1997 to handle appeals by people who were being deported for national-security reasons.

COL.AMEN: Now will you tell the Tribunal the dates when you know that these reconnaissance flights over London and Leningrad were being made?

This facility is located in an old bank building and houses court and tribunal records dating back to those decisions made under the Knights Hospitaller.

If an individual charged does not appear before the Hearing Panel (or, in proceedings under Para. 7, the hearing examiner or tribunal) on the date scheduled for the hearing, the Panel shall determine whether such non-attendance is justifiable.

The Tribunal assembles at the date fixed by the parties.

The case is set to be heard at an employment tribunal at a future date.

To date, the tribunal has convicted only one member of the former regime, Kang Kek Lew, who is known as Duch.