Sentence examples for judicial arbitration from inspiring English sources

He helped establish a national system of defense (1909) and judicial arbitration in labour disputes.

There are private firms, like Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Service (JAMS) that provide peacebuilding services in court-annexed situations.

Fisher also brought about the provision of maternity allowances, the extension of judicial arbitration for labour disputes, and the beginning of a transcontinental railroad.

Another option is JAMS the Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Service.

"You could argue he created the entire field," said Chris Poole, colleague and current chief executive and president of Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services, now known as JAMS, which Knight founded in 1979.

All revenues from sales of Iraqi oil, according to the proposal, "shall be immune from judicial, administrative, arbitration or any other proceedings" relating to claims "of whatever kind and whenever accrued" against Iraq or its agents.

Such examples are not fanciful, since the judicial hostility towards arbitration that prompted the FAA had manifested itself in "a great variety" of "devices and formulas" declaring arbitration against public policy.

We have described that purpose as one of "ensur[ing] judicial enforcement" of arbitration agreements.

L.J. 39, 54, 66 (2006); Randall, Judicial Attitudes Toward Arbitration and the Resurgence of Unconscionability, 52 Buffalo L.Rev.

In the light of the clear intention of Congress, it is our obligation to shake off the old judicial hostility to arbitration.

A group of law professors ("Law Professors") traces the history of judicial hostility toward arbitration agreements and notes that such hostility derives from "jurisdictional jealousy". See Brief of Amicus Curiae Distinguished Law Professors ("Law Professors") in Support of Petitioner at 14 15.