Firstly he legislated to restrict the Commission's power to arbitrate and, in doing so, its capacity to conciliate. |
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It further said the code of conduct ensured that an aggrieved party could go to the ombudsman who would arbitrate. |
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Senior monks serve as guidance counsellors, and advise and arbitrate in local disputes. |
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The result has been a huge number of cases, with resulting financial benefits for the four companies allowed to arbitrate in such disputes. |
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The government tries to be a middleman but is unable to arbitrate, so a lot of energy is expended on political issues. |
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The latter demanded that both parties agree to arbitrate their dispute and threatened to impose heavy fines. |
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The court was given extensive powers to prevent strikes, arbitrate and enforce settlement of industrial disputes. |
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The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration has been called in to arbitrate on the dispute. |
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There is no one of sufficient stature, no impartial media, and no intellectuals with adequate qualifications and credibility to arbitrate. |
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In 1679 the Royal Society sent Halley to Danzig to arbitrate in a dispute between Hooke and Hevelius. |
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Sometimes I am called upon to arbitrate in disputes between members and the House. |
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On his journey north to arbitrate in this dispute, Henry had a remarkable and memorable encounter. |
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It is, however, often imprudent and officious to try and fix the problems and arbitrate the quarrels of strangers. |
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The Commission is empowered to arbitrate on the issues contained in the matter. |
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He warned the council in an address yesterday afternoon not to attempt to arbitrate on the matter as it was only the courts that could interpret the law. |
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The second appraiser should review appraisals from a consistency perspective and arbitrate in the case of disagreement. |
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It states that you do not arbitrate but, rather, the public does. |
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Pending the establishment of judicial procedures to hear labor and administrative disputes, the regulation says the commission can arbitrate in such cases. |
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Rather than arbitrate the matter, the employees opted to commence a tort action in court against the employer. |
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There is a judge to arbitrate disagreements, but there has never been any need for arbitration. |
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In the 1980s, worked hard to arbitrate peace between Iran and Iraq during their eight-year-long war. |
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By virtue of its powers, ENAC may arbitrate and promote an agreement between several carriers operating on the same route. |
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Fourthly, in order to arbitrate in cases of conflicting competences, we propose a solution involving the courts rather than the political bodies. |
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Should conflicts arise, the Executive Board should arbitrate and penalise parties that are in violation. |
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The effectiveness of an agreement to arbitrate depends on the legislative regime where the arbitration takes place. |
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If no solution can be found, the Chairman of the CC Steering Com may be asked to arbitrate. |
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Canada has also announced on June 8th that it has called for the creation of a group of WTO experts to arbitrate on the Farm Bill. |
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Commencement of the Proceedings: The arbitral proceeding commences on the date of receipt of the notice to arbitrate the dispute. |
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This is the reason why it is difficult for a community to arbitrate between various solutions on the market. |
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The parties had agreed to arbitrate their disputes and after a substantial hearing the arbitrators had produced a detailed reasoned award on the merits. |
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A postnup can be a good way to arrange an enforceable system that helps arbitrate disagreements. |
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As he grew up, he became known for his truthfulness, generosity and sincerity, so that he was sought after for his ability to arbitrate in disputes. |
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Their role and importance are not replaceable, nor their duty to arbitrate and regulate, however profound the changes in the means to implement such duties. |
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The firms then began including arbitration agreements in their customer agreements, requiring their customers to arbitrate disputes. |
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With no legal aid or mandatory legal representation, there are serious concerns about whether women will be truly free in their choice to arbitrate. |
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In addition, it aims to create a strong, independent national authority to arbitrate and settle disputes in order to achieve their speedy resolution. |
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The next section profiles the use of investment treaties by foreign investors to arbitrate against their host governments over alleged treaty breaches. |
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One thing that history has demonstrated is that where countries enter into trade agreements and enter into agreements to arbitrate these disputes, the rule of law develops. |
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As an independent third party, the Pope would, on occasion, be asked to arbitrate disputes between kingdoms. |
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That is why I think that the idea of a Commissioner with responsibility for maritime policy, who has a sufficient mandate to arbitrate when necessary, deserves to be considered. |
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Parties are permitted to agree to arbitrate disputes arising from their contracts. |
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Thus the mere fact that a choice of court agreement under the Hague Convention is exclusive does not yet say anything about its relationship with a possible agreement to arbitrate. |
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These scientific associations and societies do not usually have the authority to rule on allegations of scientific misconduct or to arbitrate ethical matters. |
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With Scotland threatening to descend into civil war, King Edward I of England was invited in by the Scottish nobility to arbitrate. |
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Their function is to enforce existing laws, legislate new ones, and arbitrate conflicts. |
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Initially invited to arbitrate a succession dispute, Edward claimed feudal suzerainty over the kingdom. |
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To prevent civil war the Scottish magnates asked Edward I of England to arbitrate. |
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As a reflection of public distrust of the judicial system, many Haitians appear to avoid the formal court system and rely on other methods to arbitrate or handle disputes, including lynching. |
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The Scottish magnates made a request to Edward to conduct the proceedings and administer the outcome, but not to arbitrate in the dispute. |
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The new Board would adjudicate matters arising under the labour relations and occupational health and safety parts of the legislation, and arbitrate grievances. |
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With few other options available, Montfort agreed to allow Louis IX of France to arbitrate their dispute. |
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He was a religious cleric and judge who was invited to come to Saada from Medina to arbitrate tribal disputes. |
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They will also wait to see how the possible legal challenges play out, with the striker having stated he will ask the Premier League to arbitrate. |
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Asking it to arbitrate undermines its credibility, damaging its first priority of enforcing free-trade rules. One problem is that the WTO is seen as the only game in town. |
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As the dispute could not be settled, the Byzantine emperor, Tiberius II Constantine, undertook to arbitrate. |
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The parties generally agreed to preserve the peace, aid in military endeavours and arbitrate disputes. |
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A jury of twelve free men were assigned to arbitrate in these disputes. |
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The authority to arbitrate is in this case legitimized by superior knowledge to which intellectuals have a better access than the nonintellectual part of society. |
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Such an understanding is especially important as all the evidence suggests that Canadian governors general will be asked to arbitrate more frequently in the future, not less. |
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The death of Alexander III of Scotland in 1286 threw the country into a succession crisis, and the English king, Edward I, was brought in to arbitrate. |
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