Sentence examples for arbitration committees from inspiring English sources

Some workers have had to wait up to a year for arbitration committees to address their complaints.

Wales, or "Jimbo" as he is called, is the person the community turns to when disputes are not settled in their online arbitration committees.

Another law enacted in May 2008 helped streamline the system of arbitration and lawsuits, but civil courts and arbitration committees, which are made up of government employees, have been overwhelmed by a flood of cases.

Moreover, government officials, perhaps to protect local employers, have pushed for disputes to be solved through mediation rather than reach the level of arbitration committees or courts, and they have not enforced labor laws strictly, especially in the aftermath of the mass factory closings, legal experts said.

The study thus examines the role and functions of the arbitration committees and assesses their effectiveness in dispute resolution including the potential to strengthen land administration capacity.

The Amhara regional government created Shemagle Shengos (popularly elected traditional arbitration committees) at the Kebele (local) level and gave them judicial mandate to address land disputes among farmers through the use of customary practices.

Wales also appointed an arbitration committee to rule on disputes.

Before a case reaches the arbitration committee, it often passes through a mediation committee.

He can appeal the ban before the agency's arbitration committee.

The arbitration committee will privately examine whether the decision was reached by a sufficient number of independent volunteers.

An arbitration committee's proposal, announced in February, calls for a 14-cent royalty per song for every 100 listeners.