Sentence examples for a legally binding arbitration from inspiring English sources

The Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, led by the Swedish retailer H&M, was largely seen as stronger because it included a legally binding arbitration provision to resolve labor disputes.

After the authors shared a copy of the manuscript with the company in July, Immune Response invoked a contract clause asking for legally binding arbitration.

The city is scheduled to begin legally binding arbitration hearings on March 18, before a state appointed three-member panel that is headed by Dana E. Eischen, an arbitrator from Ithaca, N.Y., Mr. Linn said.

English-speaking countries boast a strong tradition of settling disputes (commercial or personal) by legally binding arbitration.

Lord Justice Leveson is expected to publish his findings in October and may recommend some sort of statutory regulation to enable a new body to include a legally binding libel arbitration arm.

Leveson is proposing arbitration as a true alternative to court, with claims siphoned off into a separate legal process, providing a legally binding result.

So, a binding arbitration solution would seem reasonable.

"We've only taken a contract to binding arbitration once".

The 2003 Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) (adopted under Article 19 of the WHO constitution) is a legally binding treaty that may be used to uphold domestic tobacco legislation in trade dispute arbitration, as exemplified recently in arguments by Australia to defend its plain packaging legislation in response to WTO dispute arbitration, although a ruling has yet to be made [ 134].

"All the technical legal nuances have been cleaned up and we have a legally binding process".

And under pressure from the citizens of Wallonia, it agreed that the EU-Canada deal should be accompanied by a legally binding interpretative instrument that clarifies and completes the treaty on key issues (including the radical rejection of any private arbitration mechanism).