Sentence examples for bring disputes from inspiring English sources

Splitting up can bring disputes over children and property.

Marc Busch of Georgetown University in Washington, DC, says that China has moved from "learning by watching", where it mainly observed others' trade tussles, to being an active participant in formal dispute settlement.China's increasing propensity to bring disputes to the WTO is part of a broader shift.

The dispute settlement process of bilateral investment agreements (BITs) has raised particular concerns because they give corporations legal standing to bring disputes against governments for social and environmental policies that may impact on their economic interests.

Amid growing concern over the impact of a strike, Heidi Alexander, Labour's Shadow Health Secretary has written to the Prime Minister urging him to bring dispute resolution service ACAS to lead on talks.

A good mood also seemed to be code for not bringing disputes with peers to the CEO for resolution.

Legal assistance would include writing letters of demand to employers, bringing disputes to the Fair Work Commission and even running court cases against employers.

John Frisbie, the president of the U.S.-China U.S.-China Business Councilssociatradebassociationhington, said he supported legally sound remedies, like petitioning the Commerce Department to apply antidumping and countervailing duties on products unfairly subasedzed by China, and bringing disputes to the Washington

From Navarra and Lorraine as well as from within the realm were brought disputes for his judgment; and in the Mise of Amiens (1264) Louis responded to the appeal of Henry III and the English barons to pronounce on the validity of the Provisions of Oxford (a written agreement between the king and magnates in England to reform the state of the realm).

She persuades the Furies to abandon vengeance forever and to occupy a cave under Athens as benign demigods who join the Athenians in bringing disputes over moral conduct under a rule of justice that can be understood by, and participated in, by all humanity.

Using computer-networking technology, ODR brings disputing parties together "online" to participate in a dialogue about resolving their dispute.

Often, subordinates bring their disputes to their bosses because they expect them to apply specialized expertise to a problem.