Sentence examples for tribunal through from inspiring English sources

If we cannot set up a tribunal through the United Nations route, we will have to look at other ways to make sure this is done.

The paper's barristers deployed their legal ingenuity to overcome the government as the battle progressed from a freedom of information tribunal, through the high court and appeal court, to the supreme court.

But the I.I.L.G. episode, coupled with Ahmad Chalabi's -- and the Iraqi National Congress's -- fall from favor, may have doomed Salem Chalabi's chances of leading the special tribunal through Hussein's eventual trial.

One of the prosecutors, Dermot Groome, took the tribunal through reams of material demonstrating that, as the head of the Bosnian Serb general staff during the 1992-95 war, Mladic had firm control over the regular army and irregular paramilitaries who carried out mass killings across Bosnia.

Citizens Advice says the introduction of fees for employment tribunals, through which workers can challenge poor treatment, has combined with the rise of zero-hours contracts, agency work and multiple part-time jobs to make employees more vulnerable to sharp practice on maternity rights.

An emergency meeting of the national workplace relations tribunal worked through the night before adjourning on Sunday morning without a resolution.

It is good to see the effort led by Mr. Specter, who as chairman of the committee before the 2006 election shepherded the military tribunal law through Congress at the behest of the White House.

"This, again, leads to a danger of exerting undue influence on the tribunal members through the media.

We cannot afford to create new stumbling blocks to climate action by dramatically expanding this corporate tribunal system through the TPP and TTIP.

The Tricycle made its name through "tribunal plays," which were often drawn verbatim from court transcripts.

Mr Grieve, rather than launching an appeal against the tribunal and arguing through the case, simply vetoed its conclusion on the grounds that he disagreed with it.