Sentence examples for proper tribunal from inspiring English sources

It is a matter which needs to be adjudicated upon before a proper tribunal.

Such a body, though not a court, is a proper tribunal for the duties imposed upon it.

In my judgment, in the present case, the proper tribunal was the legislature, or the board of commissioners which it created for the purpose.

But he could have been indicted for that offense, in which event a jury would have been the proper tribunal to say whether he or other witnesses told the truth.

No doubt judges naturally would be slower to punish when the contempt carried with it a personal dishonoring charge, but a man cannot expect to secure immunity from punishment by the proper tribunal, by adding to illegal conduct a personal attack.

Whatever may be the differences between the rules governing a motion for a new trial based upon recantation of trial testimony or other types of 'newly discovered' evidence, ante, 352 U.S. 12, 77 S.Ct. 7, note 6, certainly none of those differences suggest that the trial court is not the proper tribunal for resolution of the issues presented by such a motion.

For this prevents the very formation of a proper judicial tribunal.

There will never be a proper court and lawyers etc, it would be only a military tribunal to determine your future and your life.

The process has thus far not been exemplary, with the coalition provisional authority and the Iraqi governing council last week establishing an Iraqi special tribunal without proper consultation with Iraqi civil society or international experts.

The Commission finds that suspected "agents" were routinely subjected to torture and other forms of severe ill treatment and that there were cases of such individuals being charged and convicted by tribunals without proper regard to due process, sentenced to death and executed.

Within days, he was under renewed attack in Parliament, this time over the detainees, and promising that any tribunals would follow "proper international law".