Use of the mark would supersede a long and fruitless effort by the producers guild to win studio consent for a formal credit arbitration process like the one the Writers Guild of America uses to oversee writing credits.
Among other things, that settlement calls for disputes over discrimination to be addressed by a mediation and an arbitration process.
The terms of the treaty required that Al-Jazeera refrain from a formal process of arbitration for a period of at least six months to enable the parties to discuss a settlement.
"We do not anticipate a rapid arbitration process," Morgan Stanley said in a recent research report, quoting Kendall J. Powell, chief executive of General Mills, who says arbitration could take months if not years.
To buy him out, the brothers resorted to a binding arbitration process with their father, Nourallah, serving as the arbiter.
Essentially, companies are talking out of both sides of their mouth: they want to impose an unfair arbitration process on their employees, but cannot bear to have even a fair arbitration process applied to them.
Wales introduced rather more complex arbitration arrangements than England, with the dual tracks of the NHS contracts disputes settlement process and a 'debtors arbitration' process, but overall the Welsh and English systems operated in broadly similar ways.
Last year, China introduced a series of labour laws that improved mediation and set up an arbitration process to give workers better formal recourse for their grievances, both individual and collective.
It sought independent arbitration to no avail in the Brady case, and it has called for a fully neutral arbitration process in the past.
Their first military confrontation, however, was indecisive, so Ali and Mu'awiya agreed to an arbitration process.
