Sentence examples for arbitrate against from inspiring English sources

"Waymo has honored its obligation to arbitrate against Levandowski by arbitrating its claims (concerning employee poaching) against Levandowski.

Carlyle is requiring that public shareholders arbitrate all claims against the company.

He said the agency had an "apparent single-minded determination to force Armstrong to arbitrate the charges against him, in direct conflict with U.C.I.'s equally evident desire not to proceed against him".

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But the tribunal used to arbitrate has now ruled against it, finding the BlackBerry-maker is in breach of contract and not entitled to manufacture or sell WLAN products without first agreeing royalties with Nokia.

As Public Citizen observes, "Thus, a sexual harassment victim can be forced to arbitrate a discrimination claim against a former employer while litigating identical issues in court if the employer sues to stop her from joining a competitor".

Summoned to arbitrate, the tournament director ruled against the Italians, and was upheld by an appeals committee.

However, the use of two independent coders, with a third researcher available to arbitrate any unresolved disagreement helped protect against this risk.

It would be a forum to arbitrate on both civil and legal claims against the newspapers and magazines.

Later, Stämpfli participated in the creation of the federal bank, largely controlling its policy until 1878, and in 1871 he helped arbitrate the Alabama claims (U.S. maritime grievances accumulated against Great Britain during and after the American Civil War).

Programs requiring employees to arbitrate their complaints appeared after the Supreme Court ruled in 1991 against a stockbroker who wanted to sue his firm on charges of age discrimination.