Sentence examples for arbitral proceedings from inspiring English sources

Brandis said Australia respected the arbitral proceedings in The Hague.

"The court is of the view that the right of Timor-Leste to conduct arbitral proceedings and negotiations without interference could suffer irreparable harm if Australia failed to immediately safeguard the confidentiality of the material seized by its agents on 3 December 2013 from the office of a legal adviser to the government of Timor-Leste," it said in its decision.

The raids on Tuesday included the home of the key witness in an espionage case involving Australia and East Timor – a former Asis agent turned whistleblower – who is the star witness in arbitral proceedings which will be under way in The Hague on Thursday.

The Philippines pursued "compulsory process" under Article 287 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and initiated arbitral proceedings under UNCLOS over the merits of the PRC's claim to much of the South China Sea (known as the West Philippine Sea to Filipinos).

In order to avoid the situation in which workers took protests outside of the institutionalized relief channels due to the inability of arbitral institutes and the lengthy arbitration proceedings, the Law of Mediation and Arbitration further expanded the scope of admission.

And China has officially boycotted the arbitration proceedings by refusing to submit a counter-memorial to the Arbitral Tribunal in The Hague before the December 15 deadline.

Essentially, the federal court found that the arbitration proceedings were effectively a civil trial, with no difference in judges, place or proceeding except the secrecy and the arbitral nature.

It should be noted that the admitted collective disputes by arbitral institutes may not reflect the severity of collective labor conflicts in China's transition for the reason that many conflicts occurred before or after arbitration proceedings.

In stark contrast to the slow expansion of the number of arbitrators, the number of labor disputes reaching arbitral institutions increased by nearly 15 times (including cases mediated outside and formally admitted) from 1993 to 2007, rising from 34,159 to 502,084. 4 Heavy workloads prolonged the already-cumbersome and complex arbitration proceedings.

Proceedings have been delayed.

Listened in on proceedings.