Sentence examples for not properly constituted from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, in our view, this trial chamber is not properly constituted and we consider we have no alternative but to adjourn this hearing today".

When trusts are not properly constituted, the trustees and beneficiaries have no equitable interest in the property, and so are volunteers.

He said Australia's general position was that people "should not go overseas to fight with forces that are not the properly constituted armed forces of a state that Australia recognises".

Labor has questioned whether it is in fact "within the guidelines" for committee chairs to claim travel allowances or flights to conduct solo meetings that are not part of properly constituted committee hearings or meetings.

Linking the datasets is not routine, and requires approval from a properly constituted ethics committee (see [ 5]) and permission from all relevant data custodians.

I think the rights we enjoy are not natural but derive ultimately from the laws of a properly constituted state, and I am wary of attacks upon its institutions.

Many Europeans fear the prisoners will not be treated humanely, and want them tried in a properly constituted, preferably civilian, court as soon as possible.In America, all that matters is how much information can be extracted from these people.

By this principle Baptists affirm that a properly constituted congregation is fully equipped to minister Christ and need not derive its authority from any source, other than Christ, outside its own life.

A properly constituted fund in which the government acts as a referee and not as a negotiating party as would be the case under nationalization might be better than the alternatives for both sides.

It was privy council-sanctioned ground rules for the independent panel – not politicians or the press – who every so often would verify that the regulator was properly constituted and doing its job.

The inquiry did not reach a view on the legality of the war, saying this could only be assessed by a "properly constituted and internationally recognised court", but did make a damning assessment of how the decision was made.