Sentence examples for until the tribunal from inspiring English sources

Why was Mr Ahmed's role not revealed to the court and to the public until the tribunal order on December 6th, after we had contacted him?

But if he waits until the tribunal verdict and is then found guilty, a six-month ban would not cost him any regular season matches.

The former Yugoslav president, who directed battles for almost a decade in the Balkans and faces a range of charges, including genocide, told the judges today that he would fight until the tribunal was overthrown.

Should doubt arise over who deserves prisoner-of-war status, the convention says the question should be decided by a tribunal, and that captives should get the benefit of the doubt until the tribunal rules: Art 5.

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Tullow - which reportedly received around 85% of its revenues in 2013 from west and north Africa - now faces a period of uncertainty until the tribunal's ruling, expected by the end of April.

It will not become clear until the tribunals begin issuing decisions whether the revision is a retreat from the zero-tolerance policy endorsed in Dallas.

The bishops acknowledged today that it could be at least a year until the tribunals were organized and the priests who would act as judges and prosecutors were trained.

However, he said he could not confirm the number of staff Sports Direct employed on zero-hours deals and had been advised by lawyers not to answer any questions relating to the contracts until after the tribunal was concluded this winter.

Until now, however, the tribunal had never subpoenaed a reluctant reporter.

Several describe a pattern of unhelpful behaviour – delaying presenting evidence until the last moment, or after a deadline has passed; refusing to concede anything until minutes before the tribunal was due to start – pushing up parents' costs, and exhausting their energy to continue fighting.