Sentence examples for tribunal consisting from inspiring English sources

When two colonies come into conflict with each other, their case may be heard and resolved by a tribunal consisting of representatives of the other colonies.

On Tuesday the tribunal – consisting of two civilian judges and a military judge – said the cases will be heard separately, and proceeded with the hearing in the case involving Israeli and American tourists.

The premise: Contestants who seek funding for businesses they want to start or "grow" appear before a tribunal consisting of "five real-life multi-millionaires" and make their pitches.

Wigan, who lost the match 14-6, have decided not to appeal the decision by an independent disciplinary tribunal consisting of Judge Chris Batty and the former players Danny Sculthorpe and Neil Turley, who ruled on the length of the suspension following a hearing in Leeds on Tuesday night, at which Flower was present.

The China Tribunal, consisting of seven independent members, is led by Sir Geoffrey Nice QC, a world-renowned lawyer and professor of law with decades of experience, who among others things, led the prosecution of Slobodan Milošević at the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

An independent tribunal, consisting of three individuals appointed by the ITF, ultimately levied a two-year ban, likely because Sharapova, a first-time offender, was the first to admit her failed Australian Open drug test in March and was found to have taken the banned drug without intentionally knowing it was not permissible, according to the tribunal's report.

In France the military tribunal consists, in wartime, of two civil and three military judges (since 1983 French soldiers in peacetime have come entirely under civil jurisdiction).

The tribunal consists of a panel of serving or retired judges (the members are listed here) supported by a small team of part-time staff and headed by Mr Justice Burton (Sir Michael Burton), a senior judge and former president of the interception of communications tribunal (one of predecessors to the court).

The Tribunal consists of not less than three judges of the Supreme Court.

In practice, the Tribunal consists of the Chief Justice and not less than two other judges of the Supreme Court as the Chief Justice may determine.

In England, such cases are heard by employment tribunals, consisting usually of a three-man panel one management representative, one union representative and a lawyer which sits without a jury.