Sentence examples for screening tribunal from inspiring English sources
The regulations say all captives shall be treated humanely under the Geneva Protocols until their status is determined by a screening tribunal of three commissioned officers.
It is not clear whether the military has conducted such screening tribunals.
Watching through the glass screen in the tribunal's public gallery as the verdict was delivered, Adnan plunged into shock, he recalled.
But lawyers and legal experts outside the administration argue that the president cannot decide this by fiat and that the convention calls for the captives to be screened by a "competent tribunal" that sets their status.
The BBC's Mark Lowen in Zagreb says crowds who had gathered to watch the tribunal's hearing on big screens in the Croatian capital booed and hissed when the judge announced the guilty verdicts.
GEN. RUDENKO: You already told the Tribunal that there were special Commandos for the screening of prisoners of war.
Among the sections the tribunal said violated the Constitution's guarantee of equal treatment was one to screen all journalists, publishing-house executives and private-school teachers.
Danny Cohen, the newly appointed controller of BBC1, today spelled out the channel's commitment to older on-screen talent, as his predecessor faced accusations of age and sex discrimination at an employment tribunal.
Now it seems the next really fundamental cause has presented itself via an industrial tribunal: the issue and practice of ageism, ruthless station controllers drumming wrinkly women off screen, and excluding, without regret, unknown others.
During my tribunal, the then controller of BBC Daytime was asked why he had given an on-screen role to a young, pretty, blond presenter when there were others with equal or more experience.
