Sentence examples for forms of tribunals from inspiring English sources

How well the various forms of tribunals work, their value as an adjunct to US and international efforts to bolster the rule of law, and their future in a world that is increasingly driven by conflict, will be the subject of what promises to be a fascinating conversation.

Having initiated its own form of tribunal theatre in 1994 with the Scott Arms to Iraq inquiry, the Tricycle now asks whether Tony Blair should be indicted for the crime of aggression against Iraq.

But Mr. Obama and his advisers later decided that it was necessary to keep a form of the tribunals if some detainees were to receive any trial.

After the Supreme Court ruled in Mr. Hamdan's case that Mr. Bush needed Congressional permission to set up military commissions, Congress authorized a new form of the tribunals system to prosecute war crimes.

136 Others maintain that the decision should rest with the substitute decision-makers, or that conflicts between the health care team and the substitute decision-makers should be resolved by society (through the courts or some form of specialized tribunals).

The group of French Waffen-SS men was summarily executed by the RMT without any form of military tribunal procedure, and their bodies left where they fell until an American burial team collected them.

Its ghost plot is the trial of Salim Hamdan, the Al Qaeda driver, in the form of a military tribunal, but we never see it or him.

So some form of "hybrid" international tribunal may have to be considered in future.

But after Monday's tribunal, he laid the emphasis on the need not to unfairly implicate the corporate side of Renault in actions taken in Singapore by the two top executives of the company's racing team, who were punished by the tribunal with bans from all forms of international motor sports.

But after the tribunal Monday, Mosley laid the emphasis on the need not to unfairly implicate the corporate side of Renault or the racing team itself in actions taken in Singapore by the team's two top executives, who were punished by the tribunal with bans from all forms of international motor sport.

"They are taking into account that not every bishop has the resources" to form tribunals of three to five judges who are priests.