Sentence examples for arbitral system from inspiring English sources

The complaints system is code-based while the arbitral system involves the civil law and is governed by the 1996 arbitration act.

12.34pm: Rusbridger says the new press regulator should have the ability to deal with libel and privacy claims through an arbitral system.

Vickers said Trinity Mirror was supporting the press royal charter and its local papers would have serious issues with "claims farming" lawyers, who he claimed would abuse the government's proposals for an arbitral system for early resolution of disputes.

Local newspapers, which are involved in 40% of the complaints dealt with by the PCC, rarely end up in the high court and fear a legally binding arbitral system will lead to a flood of compensation claims.

Amid signs that Hacked Off were being excluded from discussions while the industry was still being engaged by Letwin and Miller, Lord Puttnam tabled an amendment to the Defamation Bill that would have introduced an arbitral system.

He told the hearing: "I think if that arbitral service was low cost, it might be a great way of embracing the internet news providers, who at the moment remain outside the system, and if they realise that their access to that cheap and quick arbitral system would be contingent upon joining the new body, that would be wholly desirable".

On July 31 , 1987 the State Council issued the Interim Provisions for the Disposal of Labor Disputes in State-owned Enterprises (hereinafter interim provisions), marking the resumption of an arbitral and litigation system that had been suspended for three decades.

Data from 1992 to 2011 demonstrate that the labor disputes arbitrated by arbitral institutes were only the tip of the iceberg compared to all admitted cases.

In 1988 the government repealed the 1904 act, replacing the commission with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (which also took over the responsibilities of arbitration commissions covering airline pilots, public sector employees, and the maritime industry); though the arbitral procedures were revised, the overall system remained unchanged.

…1871, the parties signed the Treaty of Washington, which, by establishing four separate arbitrations, afforded the most ambitious arbitral undertaking the world had experienced up to that time.

The editorial then espouses an arbitral arm of this self-regulatory, non-statutory, contractual system – to deal with legal press complaints.