Collocations for tribunal - noun

international, local (esp. BrE)
special
higher, highest
inferior (BrE)
judicial (esp. BrE), military
ad hoc, revolutionary
criminal, war crimes

create, establish, set up
A war crimes tribunal was set up to prosecute those charged with atrocities.

convene
appear before, face
He could face a military tribunal.

be tried by
The conspirators were tried by a military tribunal and found guilty.

indict sb, sentence sb
The tribunal sentenced him to twenty years in prison.

rule sth

at a/the tribunal
The police gave evidence at the tribunal.

before a/the tribunal
He stood trial before an international tribunal.

by tribunal
He was put on trial by military tribunal.

impartial, independent
expert
employment, industrial, transport
appeal, arbitration, disciplinary
medical
fact-finding

establish
go to
The case went to a tribunal.

apply to
bring sb/sth before, refer sth to, take sth to
The case was referred to an industrial tribunal.
She took her case to a tribunal.

appear before, face
tell
She told the tribunal that she was a victim of sex discrimination.

satisfy
The employer must satisfy the tribunal on several matters.

consider sth, hear sth
accept sth
dismiss sth, reject sth
conclude sth, decide sth, find sth
The tribunal found for her employers (= judged that they were right).

order sth, rule sth, uphold sth
The disciplinary tribunal upheld an earlier ruling.

be entitled
The tribunal was entitled to reach this conclusion.

case, claim
an employment tribunal claim

hearing, proceedings
decision
chairman, member, panel

at a/the tribunal, before a/the tribunal, by tribunal
The fee for the player will be decided by tribunal.