Sentence examples for deciding disputes from inspiring English sources
I don't think the Talmudists would go for that as a way of deciding disputes.
The tradeoff in internet jurisdiction is between local sovereignty and the cost of deciding disputes and enforcing judgments.
Deciding disputes based on the relative weight of competing arguments is what courts are supposed to do; one cannot expect to "win" all of the time.
In our constitutional system of government, the Supreme Court is charged with deciding disputes over the meaning of provisions of our national charter.
Finally, to direct the new process, the Executive Order mandates the creation of a vast and complicated system of rules and procedures for calculating costs, keeping score on offsetting rules and repeals across months and years, filing reports, and deciding disputes, all under the control of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) which manages Federal rulemaking for the White House.
You have to further make the claim that, in the absence of legal certainty, the experience of trying to empathize with others can provide a judge -- or, for that matter, a collection of Justices -- a sense of moral clarity and common cause in deciding disputes.
Katz has been severely criticized, both inside the court and outside, for making judges do the hard work of deciding disputed constitutional issues that need not have been decided if, at the end of the day, the lawsuit was going to be dismissed on the ground of official immunity.
Award No. 4548 19877) (function of the National Rail Adjustment Board is to decide disputes in accordance with the controlling CBA); NRAB Third Div.
India and the United States face deadlines in the coming days to decide disputes over trade and oil.
But an arbitration panel that decides disputes over Internet domain names ruled that the protest site has a First Amendment right to use the name.
The goal of the new panels is to decide disputes about projects worth more than $500,000 within 60 days; decisions would be binding.
