Sentence examples for possible tribunal from inspiring English sources

Reports in the Belfast press indicate Prof McKenna would have faced suspension and a possible tribunal had he not accepted the offer by last Friday.

She noted that the Bush administration had defended itself from critics of the possible tribunals by saying the proceedings were to be open to wide scrutiny.

But the last three top leaders at large -- targets of a possible international tribunal for crimes against humanity -- did not participate in the surrender.

We know from WikiLeaks cables that the junta — and especially its chief strongman, Than Shwe — was anxious about a possible war crimes tribunal.

But to make such a tribunal possible, all members of the council would have to agree to it, including Russia and China, allies of Iran that many believe would block such call.

Though a separate international tribunal is possible, the obstacles are of course political.

Blower said her union was examining whether it was possible to use the tribunal system to challenge the government's moves to force schools to become academies.

Mr. Hariri himself had sought to restore ties with Syria, though the efforts collapsed in negotiations over a possible compromise on the tribunal and its indictments, whose details are expected to be issued in weeks.

Jobs not eligible for support include clerkships (with the possible exception of international tribunals) and academic positions.

During the war in Afghanistan, the Pentagon sent "enemy combatants" suspected of having ties to the Taliban or Al Qaeda to a prison camp at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for questioning and possible trial before military tribunals.

Not only does he approve wholeheartedly of the war in Afghanistan, he also has no qualms about the civil liberties implications of the government's antiterrorism measures, including the Bush administration's interrogation of Middle Easterners and its possible use of military tribunals to try terrorism suspects.