Sentence examples for tribunal at which from inspiring English sources

The club had been taken to an industrial tribunal, at which a settlement was negotiated.

She's alluded to what's going on with that [UN tribunal at which White testified about Naomi Campbell's alleged receipt of conflict diamonds], but it's still going on, so she can't talk too much about it.

Yet that resignation was three years ago and, in spite of protests from some Conservative MPs on the committee, the report also included mention of an industrial tribunal at which a News of the World reporter was awarded £800,000 for bullying at the time of Coulson's editorship.

I spent the next 19 months fighting to be awarded benefits, forced to deal with ever-growing debt as I waited for my tribunal, at which they agreed in under 10 minutes that I was entitled to this essential financial support.

They kept trying to pretend to not understand what was wrong with the telephone line, and trying to make us pay for it to be fixed, until I threatened to go to a tribunal, at which point they suddenly found an electrician to fix the line.

At no point was he accused of raising arms against U.S. forces, and in his tribunal, at which he authorized his Personal Representative to speak on his behalf, after requesting the services of a lawyer, he explained, "I never fought anyone.

It would even apply if the accusation is referred to in public, for example at an employment tribunal hearing at which the teacher claims unfair dismissal.

He eventually raised the issue with his senior management, and this led – with the backing of the Police Federation – to an employment tribunal last year at which he claimed he had been subject to racial discrimination through the behaviour of fellow officers.

For those who haven't been following the lurid details, this is an ongoing employment tribunal case at which Lowe is accused by a former employee of having tried to kill her and humiliate her in various ways.

He also criticized the international tribunal at The Hague, which had indicted Milošević and other Serbian leaders for war crimes, as an instrument of U.S. foreign policy.

In a significant change from previous comments, Mr. Kostunica indicated that he would cooperate with the war crimes tribunal at The Hague, which has indicted high-level Serbian officials and generals for their actions in Bosnia and, for his actions in Kosovo, Mr. Milosevic.