Verb:

लष्करी न्यायालयात तक्रार केली,

court martial's Usage Examples:

Although Bligh had departed on his second breadfruit expedition in August 1791 as a national hero, the court martial had revealed damaging evidence of his erratic and overbearing behaviour.

The Bureau of Navigation was authorized to create a commissioned and enlisted service, and to adopt its own manual of court martial patterned after the US Navy.

After this unsuccessful action, Ehrler and Dörr faced a court martial hearing in Oslo on the grounds of not having understood the seriousness of the attack.

That was his annual remuneration, he said; the monthly remuneration amounted to one twelfth of that – considerably less than what he would be paid by private clients, whose custom he had to forgo for the sake of the court martial.

A native Breton speaker, he trained as a primary school teacher but in his early twenties joined the separatist Bezen Perrot militia (1943–44), for which he was sentenced to death in absentia at a court martial by the post-World War II French government, but eventually amnestied in 1967.

The court martial of Darwin, his officers, and crew absolved them of blame, blaming instead grossly inaccurate charts.

On 15 January 1800 a court martial on board Glatton, in Yarmouth Roads, tried Lieutenant James Watson, and the surviving officers and crew for the loss on the Cockle Sands of the 12-gun brig as she left Yarmouth Roads via the Northern Passage for Leith.

Bligh would be gone for more than two years, and would thus be absent from the court martial proceedings that awaited the returned mutineers.

He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Royal Marines after leaving school; he was not enamoured of war, and won some reputation as defending counsel in court martials.

Although Sullivan was accused of mismanaging the raid, a generous court martial held later in 1777 exonerated him.

During his service, he was disturbed by racial prejudice he perceived in the Navy, and was threatened with a court martial for shouting at a superior officer in defense of a black crewman that he felt was being mistreated.

The trial lasted two weeks after which the 8 member court martial deliberated for 8 hours and announced its decision acquitting Weemer of all charges and specifications, to unpremeditated murder and dereliction of duty.

court martial convicted them of cowardice; Chapman was hanged from the yardarm of Ulysses the day after his sentence was passed.

Synonyms:

drumhead court-martial, military court, special court-martial,

Antonyms:

inactivity, refrain, abstain, begin,