noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
industrial tribunal
war crimes tribunal (= court judging war crimes )
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an international war crimes tribunal
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
administrative
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The law of contempt does not apply to reinforce the decisions of administrative tribunals .
disciplinary
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Furthermore, there is already a perception that the decks are stacked at the disciplinary tribunals .
independent
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The fee will be decided by an independent tribunal .
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The commission is likely to suggest that a new, independent tribunal be set up to review such allegations.
industrial
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The industrial tribunal had not identified a suitable alternative vacancy.
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The industrial tribunals have become arenas in which there is inequality between applicant and respondent.
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An employee who is refused a written statement can go to an industrial tribunal to enforce their right to receive one.
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Sixteen years later the same workers failed to get equal pay at an industrial tribunal under the 1983 amended Equal Pay Act.
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She complained to an industrial tribunal alleging discrimination on the basis of the age range specified and she was successful.
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Legal aid is available in the County Court. Industrial tribunal .
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Read in studio A man who was refused a job because of his beard has lost his appeal at an industrial tribunal .
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Legal aid is not available for industrial tribunals , and many litigants appear without legal representation.
international
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Meanwhile, the International Court of Justice and other international tribunals are frequently asked for an adjudication or advisory opinion.
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They argue that there are international tribunals whose jurisdiction is to resolve the ownership of confiscated property.
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When the international criminal tribunal in the Hague indicted Milosevic for war crimes two months later, Western governments were relieved.
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External pressure for an independent, international war crimes tribunal has been rebuffed.
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Milosevic, who has been indicted on war crimes charges by an international tribunal , rarely appears in public.
military
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The military tribunal had condemned six other officers to life imprisonment.
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However, two officers found not guilty by the military tribunal were given sentences of two and three years.
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This charge could not be proved but the military tribunal condemned him to 10 years absence from public life.
special
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He presented his testimony before the 13-member special tribunal on June 10 and on July 15-22.
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appeal
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The social security appeal tribunals are a typical example.
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Rather than wait for an employment appeal tribunal , they went on strike.
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However, this does not mean that the courts will act as an appeal tribunal in respect of decisions of the Panel.
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When her appeal to the appeal tribunal was dismissed, the applicant appealed to the Court of Appeal.
chairman
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In general, tribunal chairmen are well-informed and familiar with most authorities.
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The tribunal chairman and members will also ask questions as the case proceeds.
hearing
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Conciliation officers are very useful for advising employers of the tasks before them at a tribunal hearing .
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We will improve access to legal aid and, when resources allow, extend it to tribunal hearings .
■ VERB
apply
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The formal rules of evidence that apply in courts do not apply in tribunals .
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The problem of accessibility is linked to the technical nature of the legal rules applied by many tribunals .
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Private tenants also have certain rights: The right to apply to a rent tribunal to fix a fair rent.
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Once the tribunal has decided that the bracket should contain certain elements, then everything said earlier would still apply .
consider
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Jean Reynaud, spokesman for a Marseille passenger association, says that the complaints are being considered by a civil tribunal .
decide
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This can not be decided finally by the tribunal itself.
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The fee for the move will be decided by a tribunal unless the two clubs can agree a figure.
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The fee will be decided by an independent tribunal .
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The two clubs interpreted the rules differently and the title was eventually decided by a tribunal .
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The fee for the 30-year-old midfielder will be decided by tribunal .
determine
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Whether, or what, compensation accrued would be determined by impartial tribunals , judicial and expert.
establish
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If this is not established the tribunal would have no power to act.
hear
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An industrial tribunal hearing his case was due to resume next week.
set
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First, to set up a war-crimes tribunal .
tell
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Earlier Mr Thomson told the tribunal of his last days in the job.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the Nuremberg war-crimes tribunal
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Full time welfare officers represent individuals at pension tribunals, and are able to offer professional advice on legal matters and housing.
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Had this tribunal the legal power and authority to try and punish this man?
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He took his case to an industrial tribunal which was due to resume next week.
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It is even possible for the solicitor to draft a submission for the client to present personally in a court or tribunal .
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The tribunal must specify various elements in its award of compensation if you have received certain state benefits.
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When this research is done the tribunal produces a narrative analysis of the marriage which must be read by both parties.