Sentence examples for tribunal before from inspiring English sources

Colonel Robinson, who retired from the military to consult with the tribunal before returning as a civilian consultant, said that the record since then has been largely positive.

Human Rights Watch documented cases in both Donetsk and Luhansk regions, including a female headteacher who was briefly abducted from her school at gunpoint and subjected to a "people's tribunal", before being released.

For those like me who have never taken a case to a tribunal before, this is unknown territory and plain English is what is required, not legalese and officialese.

Mr. Bush did not specify whether he believed that the United States should move ahead and certify that Yugoslavia had met conditions that call for cooperation with the war crimes tribunal before American economic assistance can be released.

Established in 1997 by the Irish government to investigate rumored corruption involving zoning and property developments, the tribunal before which Mr. Dunlop appeared has uncovered numerous illegal payments to politicians in the late 1980's and early 1990's.

It's time I spend battling to get appointments, attend meetings, fight for her statement to have enough hours of support agreed; in the end I had to apply to go to tribunal before that was resolved and she got the help needed so badly.

More than one million soldiers came before military tribunals before a postwar amnesty was granted.

The incompetent, unscrupulous, and dishonest charged exorbitant fees, failed to perform as promised, and engaged in delaying and obstructive tactics in the tribunals before which they appeared.

But when he speaks, he sometimes sounds like a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union, sharply criticizing the Bush administration's policy toward the detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, calling the military tribunals before which some will be tried "kangaroo courts".

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.

This was irony on the part of Duch, and Duch himself must undoubtedly prefer to be brought before this tribunal than before his staff of executioners at S-21.