Sentence examples for model tribunal from inspiring English sources

The model tribunal, at least in recent history, is the International Criminal Court under the Rome Statute.

And he played a central role in defining rules that would guide it and that have since served as a model for other tribunals and courts.

"It has to be a low-cost or no-cost model, like state tribunals, so people aren't bluffed out of starting a case because they're fearful of having hundreds of thousands of dollars of costs against them".

The model for the Iraqi tribunal, conceived in Washington, is to have Iraqi-led trials with American support and foreign advisers.

"The UK uses the dispersion model of incarceration (where tribunal prisoners are intermixed and interact with prisoners) … thereby making them more vulnerable to attack by domestic prisoners.

Nationals MP Warren Entsch once supported the idea of a royal commission but he recently changed his mind, telling Guardian Australia that he now prefers a model whereby an independent tribunal could award compensation to victims of financial scandals.

The tribunal is modelled on Anglo-Saxon legal principles.

It would not be precisely modeled on the successful tribunal at Nuremberg, but it would follow in that hybrid tradition of using the best civilian and military advocates, prosecutors and processes all carrying out their tasks in the full view of the press.

This account omits a complexity: As a senator in 2006 Mr. Obama voted for Democrats' version of the tribunals bill, the model for the latest overhaul.

It should instead support an internationally sanctioned tribunal based on the model of the one in Sierra Leone, which uses a mix of local and international jurists.

After all, Sun shares a heap of blame for running with a business model entirely reliant on a government tribunal decision.