Sentence examples for open tribunal from inspiring English sources

Statements from the Dunnes' legal battle were retrieved from the archives, witnesses were called, and lawyers interrogated in the full public gaze of an open tribunal.

Mr Justice Burton, who became president of the court last October, describes it as an "open tribunal" and has vowed to make its procedures less clandestine.

"This is great, massive therapy, like letters to the editor in a newspaper," said Carlos Palenque, the 45-year-old host of "Open Tribunal of the People" and the owner of Channel 4 and of a radio station.

Among those elected to Congress from Condepa was Remedios Loza, one of Mr. Palenque's two co-hosts on "Open Tribunal". She is the first of the so-called chola - the women of mixed Indian and Spanish ancestry whose bowler hats, layers of full skirts and colorful shawls give La Paz its exotic flavor - to win a seat in the Bolivian Congress.

The Nuremberg trials of Nazi leaders, in open court before an international tribunal, had a profound long-term effect in bringing Germans back to democracy and humanity.

If the Tribunal rules that the bill does not have this effect, the President is deemed to have assented to the bill on the day immediately following the day when the Tribunal pronounces its opinion in open court.

The most open military tribunal of all time was the one convened at Nuremberg in 1946; it held 403 public sessions of the trial of major Nazi war criminals.

"Nothing substantive has been suggested... for providing and controlling air pollution in Delhi primarily resulting from vehicular pollution and burning of plastics and other materials in (the) open," the tribunal said in a ruling on Wednesday.

If the bill is determined by the Tribunal not to have that effect, the President is deemed to have assented to the bill on the day following the day when the Tribunal's opinion is pronounced in open court.

If the Tribunal determines that the bill does not have that effect, the President is deemed to have assented to the bill on the day following the day when the Tribunal's opinion is pronounced in open court.

The opinion of the majority of judges is the opinion of the Tribunal, and is required to be pronounced in open court.