“tribunals”造句，怎麼用tribunals造句

The tribunals have held that misconduct which is not gross should be punished by a reprimand rather than dismissal.

But the tribunals are expected to try only 60-80 of the more than 380 prisoners currently in guantanamo.

The positive analysis of the 32 advanced people 's tribunals can provide a basis for further research on courts of first instance.

The basic people's court or the tribunals dispatched by it may hear the case promptly, or fix a date for the hearing.

He laments that the administration has abandoned the high principles that America set with the Nuremberg tribunals, which accorded even the most venal and reprehensible Nazis open and fair trials.

Mr Obama requested a 120-day halt to the operation of military tribunals and, as The Economist went to press, there was talk of an executive order to close Guantánamo within a year.

Between 60 and 80 of these may face military tribunals.

But several recent cases have upheld the rights of clergy to appeal to secular employment tribunals.

On his first day in office he said that he was suspending the military tribunals at guantanamo Bay.

Jean Valjean was taken before the tribunals of the time for theft and breaking and entering an inhabited house at night.

Detained by the ISI and handed over to the Americans, recently leaked documents prepared for guantanamo Bay tribunals show that Libbi gave his interrogators the names of a series of couriers.

In addition to these principal courts of civil and criminal jurisdiction, there are five tribunals.

Many governments have helped bring those accused by the tribunals for Yugoslavia, Sierra Leone and Rwanda to book.

Election tribunals have offered some redress to those who voted in last year's chaotic and rigged elections; so far, ten out of 36 governors have been told to step down.

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

The second chapter studies consent as the basis of jurisdiction of the international tribunals.