Sentence examples for arbitration council from inspiring English sources

Saint-Pierre proposed a European peace based on the Peace of Utrecht and assured by a European confederation that would name a permanent arbitration council.

Despite the auditors' abysmal performance before the financial crisis, legal claims against them have been modest: this April an arbitration council ruled that EY was not at fault in Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy.That leaves only one truly effective force: regulation.

One of the most important improvements in Cambodia, Mr. Chea said, was the organization of an arbitration council, which has managed to broker settlements of a number of disputes that might otherwise have led to wildcat strikes and stone-throwing clashes with police, much like the incident that led to 2 deaths and 26 injuries last June.

Today, Larijani is the head of the judicial authority succeeding Shahroudi, who's the head of the arbitration council that mediates disputes between the three branches of the state.

A spokesman for the group, Yahya Mujahid, said in an interview that it has operated an arbitration council for the last two decades and its religious scholars have adjudicated thousands of civil disputes, including some involving murder.

In another case, a woman subject to financial and psychological abuse by her husband, with whom she had a child, was told by an arbitration council that she would lose her dowry and would be left without financial help.

Yet again, it appears to be a total misunderstanding of the concept that underpins these arbitration councils.

"Muslims, Christians and Jews should all deal with their own family law issues in their own arbitration councils," she said.

On top of this, criticism of arbitration councils are often framed in a critique of "multiculturalism" and of the "cultural relativism" of the left – catnip to the far-right.

With a focus on the theological angle of these arbitration councils and not on the complex legal arguments made by both sides, what seems most likely to happen is that it will become what the government seemed to want it to be in the first place: a politically expedient non-solution to a complex issue.

The government is perceived for multiple reasons as having limited authority in these "frontier" areas, and therefore the federal court system is almost entirely neglected in favour of tribal council arbitration.