Sentence examples for temporary tribunals from inspiring English sources

And American advocacy and support for temporary tribunals like the one trying Slobodan Milosevic would ring hollow.

The meeting comes at a time when other temporary tribunals that have dealt with atrocities in Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone, are winding down.

Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright was instrumental in establishing temporary tribunals for the Balkans and Rwanda, which are seen as precursors of a permanent body.

"After almost 50 years of lip service and neglect, the temporary tribunals for Yugoslavia and Rwanda began to enforce this personal responsibility in real trials that sent real criminals to real prisons.

The rules at the temporary tribunals and at the permanent International Criminal Court, all created in the past two decades, say that representing oneself at trial is a fundamental right, even though many countries do not permit this in their national systems.

A temporary tribunal system may be a good way of settling disputes between settlers on Mars without involving the International Court of Justice on Earth.

In his House address, Rep. Smith also argued that a new UN tribunal for Syria, like temporary international tribunals before it, is just plain better than the ICC.

It comes as no surprise then that all of the temporary UN tribunals previously mentioned produced results because each received a tremendous amount of support from the United States in addition to robust assistance from other states and the UN Security Council.

The court has jurisdiction over crimes linked to the 1990's Balkans wars, committed by either Croats, Muslims or Serbs and, unlike the temporary Hague tribunal, will have no closing date.

Temporary United Nations (UN) tribunals for the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, and Cambodia have demonstrated the complementary role that justice can play in the pursuit of sustainable peace.

By way of background, to create a temporary international criminal tribunal -- like the ones for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda -- requires all of the permanent members of the UN Security Council not to veto a resolution establishing such a tribunal.