Sentence examples for the tribunal stated from inspiring English sources

The disaster had been caused, the tribunal stated, not by "wickedness but ignorance, ineptitude and a failure of communication".

As to the first question (a) the Tribunal stated that Spain based its claim on two grounds: a prohibition, in the absence of agreement, of compensation between two basins, despite the equivalence between diversion and restitution, and a prohibition, in the absence of agreement, of any act which would create a de facto inequality with a physical possibility of a violation of rights.

Finally, the agreement between the Cambodian government and the United Nations on the tribunal states that only "senior and most responsible" leaders in the Khmer Rouge regime should be prosecuted – which currently limits the number of the accused to five.

The findings by the International Tennis Federation's independent anti-doping tribunal stated: "He [Cilic] played and won his first-round match at Wimbledon on 24 June.

It lodged a document with an international tribunal stating Britain was violating the UN convention on the law of the sea.

"If you examine the evidence during the tribunal that stated that General Ford wanted action against the so-called Derry Young Hooligans, he is the officer who had overall control of the operation.

In her letter to the tribunal, Ratcliffe stated: "I hope that the recently published Kirkup report into Morecambe Bay maternity services may have begun the long-delayed process of closure for the families affected and I feel it is important not to delay that further by defending myself against these charges.

In your article, the tribunal ruling states that the agencies acted illegally from 1998 to 2015 because their data-gathering was secret.

For example, some of the ward tribunal members stated that the only time they had heard about the CJFs was when they introduced themselves through village meetings but they were never seen again in some of the villages.

But the evidence of death is not conclusive, and the Tribunal, as previously stated, determined to try him in absentia.

The tribunal's findings stated that the player could easily have checked before taking the tablets, but accepted he had inadvertently ingested the nikethamide and "did not intend to enhance his performance in doing so".