Sentence examples for a resolution process from inspiring English sources

"You want a resolution process where the process doesn't damage the whole system".

As a last resort, local governments can challenge the final census count through a resolution process or in court.

He thinks it's nonsense that the banks are solvent, and calls for a resolution process (commonly referred to as "nationalization") for the banks.

For example, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage giants that were put through a resolution process that was similar to the proposed one but not quite the same, have already cost taxpayers more than $130 billion.

For example, when President Obama said to leading bankers in March 2009, "My administration is the only thing between you and the pitchforks," he was suggesting that people favoring a resolution process for large financial institutions — closing them down in an orderly fashion — were akin to some kind of a peasants' revolt.

"In light of what has happened over the past two years, it is imperative that governments convince markets that they can and will put large financial firms into a resolution process rather than bail out its creditors and shareholders," Mr. Tarullo said on Thursday night in a speech in Armonk, N.Y.

After Merrill settled the suit by agreeing to let every woman with a complaint of harassment or discrimination file a claim in a special resolution process, the Craanes faced a tougher decision.

"Protecting and ensuring the health and safety of each and every Pilgrim's team member is core to who we are as a company" wrote Cameron Bruett from Pilgrim's Pride, adding that employees "have the opportunity" to report grievances through a "dispute resolution process," a "union-negotiated and arbitration process" or the "Pride Line" — a 'real-time, 24 hours a day telephonic reporting system".

The agreement dispenses with the traditional permitting process and devises a new method of regulation, establishing a dispute resolution process and a yet-to-be-named independent scientist who would act as a mediator of sorts.

Pride ex-president Noah Davis-Power told CBC that "I think that instead of arbitrarily saying that one group can or cannot march, that if there are complaints and concerns from the community, that the Pride organization has a responsibility to consult the community and actually put in place a process... a dispute resolution process, instead of arbitrarily handing down a judgement.

Mediation is a dispute resolution process whereby agents reach a mutually acceptable agreement among different proposals that satisfy a set of principles.