Sentence examples for arbitrate with from inspiring English sources

Pressed this morning as to whether he would step in to arbitrate with the Democratic race so close, Mr. Dean told George Stephanopolous, the host of "This Week": Let's let the voters have their say, George.

Mr. Roosevelt proceeds as follows: "If the Senate passes the proposed arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France, those treaties will explicitly pledge the honor and good faith of the American nation to arbitrate on precisely such questions as that on which we at this moment announce that we will not try to arbitrate with Russia".

"Shockingly, the average consumer forced to arbitrate with Wells Fargo was ordered to pay the bank nearly $11,000.

Spokespeople for Verizon Communications and AT&T declined to comment on their companies' willingness to arbitrate with Time Warner Cable.

With a number of Irish and Welsh sides thought to be in discussions about playing in the new competition, Mew may end up arbitrating with himself.

They insist they will only arbitrate now with officials of the huge parent organization.

"Merrill Lynch specifically designed this bonus program to bypass the authority's rule requiring firms to arbitrate disputes with employees, and purposefully filed expedited collection actions in New York state courts and denied those registered representatives a forum to assert counterclaims," Brad Bennett, the authority's enforcement chief, said in a statement.

The Obama order strikes at the heart of this injustice by allowing complaints about workplace discrimination or abuse to be arbitrated only with the consent of the parties after the disputes arise.

Last week, Casino filed a second request that the International Chamber of Commerce arbitrate its dispute with the Diniz Group over the way Mr. Diniz conducted preliminary talks with Carrefour.

Its most important proposal was to establish a new body to arbitrate the complaints, with the power to award financial compensation.

The decision upheld a new state law that would assign a state board to arbitrate labor disputes with the city's police and firefighters, and to consider wage disparities with richer suburban departments and those in other cities.