Sentence examples for tribunal result from inspiring English sources

The lawyer claimed the tribunal result had favoured Britain's claims as a result of alleged corruption and collusion between London and the Russian chair of the tribunal.

With that in mind, it cannot be ignored that a tribunal result between HMRC and Rangers relating to the club's historic use of employee benefit trusts is still to be announced.

The U.N.-backed tribunal resulted from the lack of judicial independence in Cambodia.

This is a list of charges that, if brought before a film tribunal, could result in imprisonment and even death.

Despite vehement protests and official tribunals, the result stood, while the silver medals went unclaimed by the USA.

Mr. Bush defended his actions on a day when speculation was rife that he may soon have his first chance to create a military tribunal as a result of what officials said was the capture of a member of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan.

The Treasury says that, even now, more than 80% of applications made to an employment tribunal do not result in a full hearing.

Just how serious those plans can be, of course, is open to debate while Rangers await the verdict of a tax tribunal that could result in the club being hit with a bill of anything up to £75m in back taxes, interest and fines.

The tribunal released the results of a partial recount, which reduced Mr Calderón's margin of victory by just 4,000 votes.

He concluded that the tribunal's decision resulted from "poor fact-finding" combined with "serious flaws in reasoning".

To the extent that this complaint is well founded it is devastating, as it suggests that war crime tribunals do not result in a full or coherent exercise of retributive justice (for a comprehensive account see Cryer 2005).