Sentence examples for judicial tribunal from inspiring English sources

A judicial tribunal in Naples is examining how the video was disseminated.

"A comprehensive vetting of the empirical issues by a judicial tribunal is welcome and long overdue.

The logjam was broken in April when President Hamid Karzai announced the appointment of a special prosecutor and a special judicial tribunal to handle the case.

A long-running judicial tribunal in Dublin, set up in 1997, was the principal instrument for investigating the widespread political corruption.

GCHQ's covert surveillance of two international human rights groups was illegal, the judicial tribunal responsible for handling complaints against the intelligence services has ruled.

After a 14-year inquiry, a judicial tribunal last year accused the government minister who awarded the license of accepting payments from Mr. O'Brien, payments he vehemently denies ever making.

Any other course would be contrary "to the spirit which imbues our judicial tribunals prohibiting decision without hearing"...

Outside the regular court systems, there are sometimes found specialized judicial tribunals, such as administrative courts, or courts of claims that deal with special categories of cases.

"The most pernicious laws, and therefore those which are most opposed to the will of God, have been and are continually enforced as laws by judicial tribunals" (Austin 1832: Lecture V, p. 158).

Because so many difficult cases may land in court, or in a quasi-judicial tribunal, some voices in the Leveson camp seemed anxious that the regulator be asked for an opinion early on, before any story is pursued, let alone written.

This means governments seeking to protect consumer privacy via conditioning international data transfers on compliance with data protection regulations could find their policies exposed to challenges by other governments under the TPP — as well as via extra-judicial tribunals agreed via the treaty's controversial Investor State Dispute Settlement mechanism.