Sentence examples for arbitration against the from inspiring English sources

It filed a demand for arbitration against the commissioner's office in its effort to obtain information about the system.

Companies which could call for international arbitration against the Indian government in the future include Norway's Telenor, Russia's Sistema and London's The Children's Investment Fund, which is also battling with Coal India, lawyers say.

FOR those who know where to look, it is not difficult to establish that Ashok Sancheti, an Indian lawyer, is pursuing a claim under international arbitration against the British government.

The seven women who appealed the decision are pursuing a case in commercial arbitration against the U.S.O.C., arguing that in failing to support them it breached a contractual duty.

The campaign has filed for arbitration against the former White House aide arguing that she has violated a confidentiality agreement she signed in 2016, while she was still a member of Mr Trump's presidential campaign.

In Epic Systems, the Supreme Court held that the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) requires a court to enforce an employment agreement that requires an employee to bring federal employment claims in a bilateral arbitration against the employer, and to dismiss a federal class action brought in violation of such an agreement.

They were "therefore disappointed that Timor-Leste has decided to resume the arbitration against Australia challenging the validity".

While the return of the documents has prompted the discontinuation of the ICJ case, it has not deterred the Timor-Leste government from pressing ahead with arbitration against Australia, challenging the validity of the '2006 Treaty on Certain Maritime Arrangements in the Timor Sea'.

The lawsuit contends that the union undertook the arbitration against Claiborne partly on behalf of the creditors, but settled the claims without creditor approval.

USADA head Travis Tygart had promised to make the arbitration against Armstrong public, as permitted by the guidelines of the American Arbitration Association, which the USADA follows in its hearings.

Jeffrey Liddle, a lawyer in New York who is representing Nancy Thomas, another woman headed to arbitration against Merrill Lynch, said the Sumner decision should be helpful in future cases because other plaintiffs should not have to relitigate the question of firmwide discrimination.