Sentence examples for whether the tribunal from inspiring English sources

In the cases brought against India and Pakistan, the court will examine whether the tribunal based in The Hague is competent to hear the lawsuits.

On October 29th, in a unanimous decision, the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague issued its first, preliminary ruling concerning whether the Tribunal has 'jurisdiction' over the issues raised by the Philippines against China's so called 'nine-dash line' in the South China Sea.

The 249-seat Parliament is to convene on Jan . 20 and it was unclear whether the tribunal could make any decisions that could alter the final result, which has been accepted by the international community.

The appeals court ruled that the government must provide "all the information" that the tribunal was "authorized to obtain and consider," regardless of whether the tribunal actually did consider the evidence.

He also said that he did not know whether the tribunal would allow such issues to be raised and that therefore he could not predict how long it would be before any tribunal actually began.

Whether the tribunal chooses to side with Nitschke and return his registration, or uphold the suspension citing a doctor's responsibility, Nitschke's alleged negligence, or even the reputation of the medical profession, it's a decision that may ultimately be somewhat redundant.

Beyond the issue of whether the tribunals themselves would be lawful is the question of how broadly they should be applied.

The administration has also given a number of different explanations about how the military tribunals would operate, of what it means by "no judicial review" and whether the tribunals would really be able to impose the death penalty on a defendant by a two-thirds vote.

Whether or not the tribunal's findings are acted upon, parliament, a much put-upon institution, will struggle to guard the last remaining shreds of its authority.The threat of yet another constitutional crisis comes at a fraught time.

Despite the debate over whether or not the tribunal meets international standards, there is broad agreement in the country that the trial is long overdue.

Under Brazilian law, the lower house of Congress must now vote on whether to allow the tribunal to try the conservative leader, who replaced impeached leftist President Dilma Rousseff just last year.