Sentence examples for a full tribunal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zahar added that Mr. Martin was "no longer welcomed in Gaza and would go through a full tribunal if he returned".

Describing himself as a "loyal and long-serving former employee", Mr Thurlbeck called on the company to maintain a "dignified silence" until a full tribunal hearing in public.

Nicolle pointed out that Clarkson, and by extension his new employer Amazon, isn't going to want to see the legal action go to a full tribunal and run the risk of losing which would leave a "black mark" ahead of the debut ofhis new TV show.

The FRC has taken, on average, about a year to complete such investigations which pave the way for a full Disciplinary Tribunal.

A judge ruled that Frost's claim of unfair dismissal should be heard by a full employment tribunal in the summer.

If the BBC and Tymon's lawyers fail to settle the greivance, the next step will be a full employment tribunal, heard and adjudicated by three members, which would take place in the new year.

In a note to Mr Prior on 18 February 1982, NIO official DJ Wyatt doubted if a full public tribunal would "draw a line over the whole sorry story".

There was a further delay as Frost's legal team worked to obtain what they believe are crucial documents and the full tribunal has been put back to January 2016.

Earlier this year Britain was told it would have to justify its decision before a full hearing of the tribunal.

Charles Taylor, however, is currently being tried in The Hague by a full-fledged hybrid tribunal, the special court for Sierra Leone, which is supported by the United Nations.

ECCC legal-communications officer Lars Olsen told me that the advantage of this model is that it is "cheaper than setting up a full-fledged international tribunal, and it has the advantage of national ownership of the process, while at the same time ensuring that international fair-trial standards are being applied".