Sentence examples for arbitral tribunal from inspiring English sources

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.

But the arbitral tribunal has declined jurisdiction to hear the case, the company said in a statement issued on Friday.

The High Court ruled Tuesday that the case would go to an arbitral tribunal that is to settle the matter by Feb. 25.

The tribunal recently said it would change its name to B.A.T., for Basketball Arbitral Tribunal, to further demonstrate its independence from FIBA, Martens said.

An international law professor appearing for Australia, James Crawford AC SC, suggested that one reason for Timor-Leste's pursuit of the documents in the international court of justice rather than at the arbitral tribunal was "to skirt around the confidentiality provisions" of the tribunal and "maximise the opportunity for publicity and comment prejudicial to Australia".

Regarding the request by Taiwan to blur the aerial images, Grace Choi, a spokeswoman for the State Department's East Asian and Pacific Affairs Bureau, said in an email, "As we have said, we encourage all claimants to exercise restraint and take advantage of the opportunity presented by the arbitral tribunal's decision to work together to manage and resolve their disputes".

The UAE has made progress: its courts tend to recognise the decisions of foreign arbitral tribunals.

So far, about half a dozen of the claims have been heard by ICSID arbitral tribunals.

A clearer method of law determination, however, is constituted by the international judicial decisions of bodies such as the ICJ at The Hague, the UN International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea at Hamburg Germanyy), and international arbitral tribunals.

In a speech last July, he said: "Arbitral tribunals set up under ISDS provisions are not courts, nor are they required to act like courts, yet their decisions may include awards which significantly impact on national economies and on regulatory systems within nation states".

The limited capacity of arbitral institutes drove a large number of workers to take the extreme action of protesting outside arbitral tribunals during the long arbitral processes.