Sentence examples for conciliation courts from inspiring English sources

There was one exception to the failure of conciliation courts to take root here.

The Freedmen's Bureau courts established in the Reconstruction South to provide justice to the recently freed slaves were modeled on European conciliation courts.

In addition, there are conciliation courts, county courts, municipal courts in Omaha and Lincoln, and juvenile courts, as well as a Workers Compensation Courtt.

There had been since Federation in 1900 a belief in Commonwealth, minimum dignity for all individuals, and this had manifested itself in early-established pensions and in the creation of arbitration and conciliation courts.

The Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) 50th Anniversary Conference just took place in Los Angeles, California from May 29 through June 1 , 2013

She also chaired the Child Custody Evaluation Standards Committee and was a key player in an inaugural program presented jointly by the AAML and the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC).

All these courts are subject to the control of the Court of Cassation, as are the specialized professional courts, such as courts for industrial conciliation, courts-martial, and, from 1963 to 1981, the Court of State Security, which tried felonies and misdemeanours against national security.

If conciliation fails, the Court will issue a judgment with supporting judicial opinions and impose a remedy.

They also established the High Court and initiated legislation for a court of conciliation and arbitration.

Australia has been forced to appear before a UN conciliation commission at the permanent court of arbitration in The Hague – the first time any country has been brought for "compulsory conciliation" – by Timor-Leste after its consistent refusal to negotiate a permanent maritime boundary, and revelations Australian agents spied on Timor-Leste's government during earlier treaty talks.

Decisions of the conciliation boards can be appealed to the courts, and Norway also has a formal system of courts of appeal.