Sentence examples for dispute provisions from inspiring English sources

Significantly, the adjustment boards charged with administration of the minor dispute provisions have understood these provisions as pertaining only to disputes invoking contract based rights.

The Productivity Commission's review into the workplace relations framework will examine industrial dispute provisions, and business groups will be arguing for a tightening of the reasons and timing in which employees can undertake such action.

Brazil has never signed up to this system – it has not entered into a single treaty with these investor-state dispute provisions – and yet it has had no trouble attracting foreign investment.

China and Australia also signed a free-trade agreement notable for its investor-state dispute provision, under which Chinese corporations were granted the ability to sue the Australian government.

This procedure may be applied to determinations made with respect to any subsequent weeks for the same reason and on the basis of the same facts: (a) that claimant is unable to work, unavailable for work, or is disqualified under the labor dispute provision; and (b) reducing claimant's weekly benefit amount because of income other than earnings or offset by reason of overpayment.

To attract Democrats in tobacco-producing states, Republican leaders also included a hotly disputed provision that would pay tobacco farmers $9.6 billion in exchange for giving up price supports and quotas.

Gov. Jan Brewer and Arizona lawmakers who wrote the law can claim victory because the court's decision allows the authorities to go ahead with its most intensely disputed provision, which requires the police to determine the immigration status of anyone they stop if there is a "reasonable suspicion" the person is an illegal immigrant.

API has another ask of Trump that will be harder for the president to fulfill: preserving a key investment-dispute provision of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which from Trump's perspective is a "job-killing" trade deal between Canada, Mexico and the United States.

The disputed provision referred to "a substantial risk that physical force" may be used, but the justices said that was too vague.

U.S. negotiators should offer to drop their rules-of-origin and sunset provision demands in exchange for agreement to expunge the controversial dispute settlement provisions under Chapters 11 and 19.

The inclusion of investor-state dispute settlement provisions.