Sentence examples for historical tribunal from inspiring English sources

In 1895, Meeker chartered a special train to bring whites to Leschi's reburial on tribal land, and in 2004 the Washington State Senate passed a resolution that Leschi had been unjustly treated; a special historical tribunal made up of past and present justices of the Washington Supreme Court also exonerated Leschi as both he and the man he was said to have killed were combatants.

The author, who served as a trial counsel during the Nuremberg trials, has revised and updated his 1954 legal and historical analysis of the tribunal.

Tehran and Washington also announced that they had also reached settlements over a number of historical disputes, including a longstanding tribunal at the Hague surrounding arm sales to Iran.

Mr. Scharf matched some of these reactions with his own research on what he calls "the myth of Nuremberg" -- that is, that all you have to do is establish an international tribunal, create an historical record "and that's that".

Councillor Alan Rudge, the council's cabinet member for equalities, said the issue considered by the tribunal related to historical bonus schemes abolished in 2008.

"By focusing guilt on the single individual, war crimes tribunals skew the historical picture, absolving the mass of silent, willing executioners".

It is dubious that the tribunal can really set the historical record straight.

The tribunal called the files "significant historical documents" and said they "illuminate the character and actions of a significant public figure".

The "law of historical memory" would declare illegitimate the military tribunals that condemned people like Mr. Ana and would create state funds to finance the process of exhuming mass graves that contain thousands of victims from both sides.

The tribunal in The Hague ruled China's claimed historical rights and nine-dash map had no legal basis.

As an ad hoc arbitration tribunal will cover issues related to sovereignty, historical rights and ownership, China should be automatically exempted from its jurisdiction.