Sentence examples for conduct dispute from inspiring English sources
A proposal to extend the human rights "culture" to the private sector has not been accepted, while giving the Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission power to conduct dispute resolution for charter breaches is under "further consideration".
We concluded that the press needed two bodies: one to provide a full-blooded defence of media freedom (even more necessary today); and an ombudsman with statutory powers to order rights of reply and factual corrections with due prominence, adjudicate (or mediate) code of conduct disputes, and arrange legal and ethical training for journalists (and refresher courses for editors).
one or more GPs disciplined (criticism or professional conduct disputed, see text).
Among the 265 GPs who received a complaint case decision concerning daytime services, 71 received a discipline from the board (53 conclusions on criticism; professional conduct disputed in another 18 cases).
That view gained momentum from the moderate candidate in the Unite election, Les Bayliss, who said that the way the union had conducted the dispute had lowered its "standing and reputation".
As a Master of theology Godfrey also conducted ordinary Disputed Questions, and some of these have been preserved.
The circumstances and conduct of the dispute made almost anything possible.
(As it happened, Mailer had been arrested the previous week on a charge of disorderly conduct after a dispute over a bill, for $7.60, at Birdland).
These state-of-the-art models regularly begin by negotiating rules of conduct, timelines, and dispute resolution procedures to govern the elections in which employees decide whether and who they want to represent them.
Residents' committees help mediate disputes, conduct literacy campaigns, and promote sanitation, welfare, and family planning.
It has emerged that BTG – the private investigators hired by Oates's opponents in the dispute – conducted four searches of the Equifax database for information about him.
