Sentence examples for full arbitration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Palese said 130 cases had been withdrawn or dismissed, and 108 had gone through the full arbitration process, with Chrysler prevailing in 76.

The two other alleged conspirators, another doctor Pedro Celaya and former team boss Johann Bruyneel, have either requested a five-day extension to respond to the charges or asked for a full arbitration hearing to begin.

In a statement, USADA said: "All respondents will have the opportunity to exercise their right to a full public arbitration hearing, should they so choose, where all evidence would be presented, witness testimony would be given under oath, and an independent group of arbitrators would ultimately decide the outcome of the case".

We were cut out of being considered part of full-blown arbitration, which is the way it should have gone".

Local papers are concerned that complaints about inaccuracy and small errors which are normally settled uncontentiously will now turn into full-scale arbitration disputes which, under the system, have to be funded by local papers.

Mr Richard, whom Mr Hollande has backed to stay at Orange, now claims Ms Lagarde chose to go to arbitration in full knowledge of the case.The politics of all this are explosive.

UPDATE 03-29-16: Today, 13 House Democrats and 30 Senate Democrats wrote to Secretary of Education King urging a strong borrower defense rule that includes a full ban on mandatory arbitration in school enrollment agreements.

Lionel Barber, who of course knows about the financial situation of local papers in these hard times, warns that the full royal charter, with unquantifiable arbitration costs attached, could wreak havoc in the regional press.

Either they give it to us in full or we go to arbitration or to the ICC.

Of the 1,322 citations screened at the full-text phase, 55 (4%) required arbitration regarding inclusion, mainly due to lack of clarity in reporting the variables of interest.

Others, such as Newbridge Capital, an American venture-capital firm, have turned to international arbitration".Chinese legislation is chock full of ambiguities", says Lester Ross, a Beijing-based lawyer.