Sentence examples for the tribunal itself from inspiring English sources

So the story of the bureaucracy and the cost and the tribunal itself are pretty accurate.

That is as true for the tribunal itself as it is in general.

Western governments, living up to private promises made during the Milosevic endgame, have been discreet, as has the tribunal itself.

Even during the tribunal itself, Duch declared: "To the survivors, I stand by my acknowledgment of all crimes inflicted on you at S-21.

It acted only after heavy pressure from the Western governments and the tribunal itself since the Yugoslav government handed over the most wanted suspect, the former Serbian leader, Slobodan Milosevic, in June.

But this is the value of Cruvellier's book, like the tribunal itself, like the commemorations this week of the twentieth anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, like the annual reading later this month of the names of the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

Still, he believes the court may help to tackle impunity and act as a "good influence" on the flawed national legal system.Yet the hybrid tribunal itself has not been perfect.

The exit strategy has another problem as well: the war crimes tribunal itself, which has no intention of cooperating.

There are many reasoned criticisms of the war crimes tribunal itself, whether it can be fair and outside the realm of politics that created it amid the darkness of the Bosnian war that raged from 1992 to 1995.

The tribunal finds itself the object of significant ire in Kenya and elsewhere on the continent because all eight of the cases on its docket are from Africa.

However, a senior source at HMRC told the Times that it was the tribunal system itself, rather than cuts, that was to blame for undermining the fight against tax dodgers.