| In general, the parties and the arbitrator should make all reasonable efforts to shorten the time needed for arbitrating a small claim. |
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| Effective co-ordination then gradually improves performance by averting conflict, arbitrating differences and establishing priorities. |
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| It provides a framework for arbitrating between competing human activities and managing their impact on the marine environment. |
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| The same might be said about arbitrating against the State in an arbitration organization located in that State. |
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| The procedure for advancing and resolving or arbitrating grievances is normally contained in the collective agreement. |
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| The time and cost involved in arbitrating such small claims should be commensurate with what is at stake. |
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| Incorporating one-time experiences provides an opportunity for the arbitrating aspect of cohabitation to work in collective spaces. |
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| The centre is responsible for arbitrating disputes between a state and a foreign investor. |
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| The judicial system is accused of delays and frequent corruption when arbitrating disputes and validating documents and ownership deeds. |
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| In addition to the fact that most arbitrating and judging tasks in female sports centers and schools are mainly handed to men. |
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| Story, a Northerner and a nationalist, emphasized the Supreme Court's role in arbitrating disputes between the federal government and the states. |
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| Further settlement would involve an arbitrating laboratory. |
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| While technically arbitrating parties can waive legal advice and their appeal rights, in the family law context women may be pressured to forgo these rights. |
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| With a number of Irish and Welsh sides thought to be in discussions about playing in the new competition, Mew may end up arbitrating with himself. |
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| That could include arbitrating between the monarchy and other political parties, so as to encourage them both to the negotiating table, where steps towards multi-party democracy could be made. |
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| This organization could also act as a monitoring and arbitrating body and be responsible for enforcing adherence to the scheme rules by the participating banks and creditors. |
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| One important consequence concerned monetary policy: this was no longer simply a matter of arbitrating between inflation and unemployment, but also and above all the key reference of the financial community. |
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| We give our stewards the difficult task of representing our interests while, at the same time, arbitrating our demands and trying to limit those demands that could impair the economic well-being of future generations. |
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| The political position of the Minister of Education consisted in not explicitly siding with either of these normative positions, but in managing them by, in a way, arbitrating between their divergent interests. |
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| For example, the General Affairs Council is already having great difficulty co-ordinating and arbitrating the affairs of the other Councils while at the same time handling foreign relations business. |
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| They managed all aspects of the program, from arranging appraisals to determining guaranteed sale price, arbitrating any complaints about the process, managing vacant properties, and obtaining listing rights on GHSP houses. |
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| Rather than arbitrating between these two approaches, we prefer to think in terms of scenarios, by considering the roles and capacity for action of territories on different time scales. |
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| At the time, the pope was then deep in the midst of arbitrating between the claims of the crowns of Portugal and Spain over Columbus's discoveries. |
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| Because of that and four other reasons given by Coke, the college was to stop trying to supervise medical practice, arbitrating and acting as a court. |
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