Sentence examples for tribunal above from inspiring English sources

Today the prosecutor's spokeswoman, Florence Hartmann, said a full trial was crucial because the tribunal above all "has an obligation to the victims of the Balkan wars".

Lawyers at the court say a ruling on this case is expected to set an important precedent for future war crimes tribunals, above all for the new International Criminal Court, set to begin work in July.

Amin placed military tribunals above the system of civil law, appointed soldiers to top government posts and parastatal agencies, and informed the newly inducted civilian cabinet ministers that they would be subject to military discipline.

Section B of the leaked chapter documents new provisions of Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), the secret tribunal process that is above national law or courts.

Mr. Goldstone, above, a former chief prosecutor for tribunals on Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, expressed disappointment at Israel's position.

Such provisions give companies a new place to take disputes – a tribunal that stands separate from and above domestic legal systems.

He wrote in his judgment: "I simply do not see how, in this particular case, any reasonable tribunal could have gone on to make any deduction [on the above grounds]." He sent the case back to the CICA for reassessment.

Whimsical but emboldening, hovering above the Doc in question like a tribunal of ghostly ancestors, the Google creatures give cover to pranks and also to serious undertakings, such as the electrifying "Shitty Media Men" list, from last October.

As voters may see it, the country's most popular party has been destroyed by a court set up by the military junta that seized power last year, claiming to be rescuing democracy.A week before the tribunal's rulings, Thailand's revered King Bhumibol (pictured above) intervened, giving warning that his realm was "close to sinking" and noting that "political parties must exist".

They may regret the fact that their supreme tribunal has succumbed to the same affliction instead of standing above politics.In 2007 Jeffrey Toobin of the New Yorker wrote a book ("The Nine") arguing that from 1992 to 2005 the cautious instincts of swing justices such as Lewis Powell and Sandra Day O'Connor produced rulings that reflected public opinion.

But Snoop Dogg, above right, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, appealed, and in January an asylum and immigration tribunal granted him clearance to enter.