Sentence examples for state tribunal from inspiring English sources

If it is, any friction between the federal court and the military or state tribunal is saved.

Young judges "don't have a tradition of aloofness," contends Elton Leme, a judge who advises the head of the Rio state tribunal.

If Union Fish Co. v. Erickson had been before a state tribunal the applicable rule would have been the same and would have required enforcement of the contract notwithstanding the local statute.

And, in fairness to the state tribunal whose decision we are reviewing, it must be recognized that a reading of our more recent cases—especially Marchetti v. United States, 390 U.S. 39, 88 S.Ct.

New York City does not, taxing second and permanent homes at the same rate, but a state tribunal this year suggested that city apartments owned by commuters could be included in the definition of a permanent abode, subjecting them to New York taxes even on income earned out of state.

He faces a no-confidence vote in parliament, and the main opposition leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, wants him brought before the state tribunal (a kind of impeachment) for breaking his constitutional oath: a federal Europe, he argues [link in Polish], would bring Poland back to the colonial status it suffered before 1989.

Some federal laws are enforceable in state tribunals.

Congress could have entrusted the enforcement of all federal laws to state tribunals, as has India.

More to the point, the elections have reduced it from one of the nation's most respected state tribunals into a disgraceful mess.

The state tribunals held that there was no evidence to establish the facts necessary to show that it was within the class to which exemption might extend.

When the scope of the police power is in question the special knowledge of local conditions possessed by the state tribunals may be of great weight.