Sentence examples for tribunal set out from inspiring English sources
IT IS almost 40 years since Bangladesh's independence and a year since a war-crimes tribunal set out to try those accused of committing atrocities during the bloodstained conflict that led to it.
The tribunal rejected the argument, set out in existing Home Office guidance, that Eritreans could return safely by signing a letter of apology and paying a "diaspora tax".
A recent tribunal hearing detailed the way some accountants set out to mislead the authorities.
Starting in late 2001, the Bush Administration set out its rules for tribunals, and they basically conform to the Second World War model: military lawyers and judges, flexible rules of evidence, and no right of appeal to the federal court system.
The changes of regime in Serbia and Croatia in 2000 gave the tribunal access to more prominent suspects, and ambitious prosecutors set out to reveal and prosecute the chains of command behind the large-scale crimes of the war.
Tribunals and related procedures, such as the post-facto procedures set out in Fig. 2, are provided to ensure duties are performed and rights are protected.
The tribunal is asking the various parties involved to submit written representations no later than December 2 to set out how they intend to proceed — urging communication between them and an attempt to achieve "as much common ground as possible".
