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"tribunal ruling" refers to a decision made by a group of people with the authority to settle disputes or make judgments in an organized way. It is the final decision given by a tribunal, typically made up of judges or experts, after carefully considering evidence and arguments presented by both sides.
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«tribunal»
«ruling»
Sentences with «tribunal ruling»
- The employment tribunal ruled as a preliminary issue that the party was a qualifying body. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
- The couple's legal battle against the bedroom tax began in 2014 when a judge at a first tier tribunal ruled that the policy was in breach of their human rights. (politics.co.uk)
- An upper immigration tribunal ruling said his legal case «succeeds on all grounds». (politics.co.uk)
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