Sentence examples for tribunal judgment from inspiring English sources

The tribunal judgment says the Met had done it before in previous cases.

I've been fighting for 14 months to get justice," O'Reilly said, speaking at a press conference in London after the tribunal judgment was published.

After the tribunal judgment, O'Reilly said: "I'm sorry, I swore I wasn't going to cry but I feel overwhelmed by this victory".

Employing Orwellian double-speak, the paper responded to the tribunal judgment by issuing a statement which said: "This result is a victory for News of the World investigative journalism... testament to the extraordinary work of our investigations editor Mazher Mahmood".

The lawyers have passed on the details of a tribunal judgment, published this month, which states that Chris Farrington, one of three Deloitte administrators, signed a letter to the secretary of state, Vince Cable, in November 2012 stating that there were "no proposed redundancies at present" at Comet.

"They were told: 'If you don't approve this, you'll lose all of the affordable housing.'" The tribunal judgment found that at least one councillor on the eight-strong planning board had questioned proceedings and asked for more detailed information from the viability assessment, but her request was denied.

But shortly afterwards two tribunal judgments emerged, detailing his firm's intricate schemes to deprive the UK exchequer of tax.

After a year in which footballers' agents, Premier League clubs and the Football Association as a governing body have been serially savaged by Panorama, Lord Stevens' inquiry and damning VAT tribunal judgments, agents will gather at Wembley tomorrow for a conference at which the FA will explain the new regulations it hopes will usher in a revived era of firm but fair cleanliness.

You have an international tribunal essentially reviewing American court judgments".

The tribunal reserved judgment in Mr Hitchens' case.

One was that the United States was obligated to comply with the international tribunal's judgment.