Sentence examples for human court from inspiring English sources

Karadžić transformed the very fabric of life in Bosnia, and no human court, least of all the one in The Hague, can reach a verdict so comprehensive as to restore the reality torn asunder by genocide.

If there were such beings and they did such things, how would they fare in (say) a human court of law, or merely before the bar of human kindness and generosity?

The Vatican, in any case, is unlikely to escape such a fate by arguing, as it has done already, that the relations between the Pope and his bishops are of such unfathomable theological complexity that no mere human court could ever hope to grasp them.

In the first of these, the Work of Ninety Days, Ockham defended against Pope John XXII the Franciscan claim that the highest form of religious poverty is to live without property or any other right enforceable by a human court.

Permission sometimes confers a legal right, but sometimes the person giving permission, or the person accepting it, does not intend to give, or accept, any right enforceable in a human court; in such a case, if the permission is withdrawn, for good reason or not, the person who previously had permission has no legal remedy.

There is no doubt that both the human rights court in Strasbourg and the EU court in Luxembourg are sensitive to the political realities.

A10 6 Timor Acquittals An Indonesian human rights court acquitted six military and police officials of crimes against humanity in East Timor three years ago.

The human rights court was established in 1959.

The case in the Strasbourg human rights court presents the thousands of Yukos shareholders as victims.

Mr. Soffer said Mr. Soros would appeal the decision to the Grand Chamber of human rights court.

Also, the African charter did not, at the beginning, call for a human rights court.