Sentence examples for using tribunals from inspiring English sources

The idea of using tribunals has been suggested by some lawyers outside the government as well.

He has engaged in an increasingly public dispute with the administration centered on an uncomfortable question he is refusing to drop: is it valid for the United States to use tribunals to charge idiosyncratic American offenses like "conspiracy," even though they are not recognized as war crimes under international law?

President Bush's Nov. 13 order giving himself the option of using military tribunals calls for him to make the ultimate decision as to whether a tribunal should be used.

Countering worries that companies might be able to overturn local anti-smoking laws, countries can specifically ban tobacco companies from using the tribunals to challenge health regulations — likely to the consternation of US lawmakers from tobacco-producing states.

But critics say she is using the tribunals to weaken the country's opposition parties.

The Obama administration has embraced the idea of using military tribunals for some terrorism suspects.

From using actual tribunals as the subject of drama, he progressed to commissioning his own inquiries.

It has sought to reimpose discipline and end the protesters' sometimes chaotic exuberance on the streets, using military tribunals and long-hated emergency laws.

Attorney General John Ashcroft defended the Bush administration's antiterrorism proposals, including using military tribunals to try terrorism suspects, loosening strictures on monitoring religious groups and lengthening detentions without charges.

The pact also allows U.S. firms to avoid the uncertainties of Peruvian courts by empowering them to privately enforce the agreement's investor guarantees using World Bank and UN tribunals.

Korea is a major capital exporter with about 270 establishments currently in the U.S. that would be newly empowered to raid the Treasury and attack domestic policies using foreign tribunals.