Sentence examples for making mediation from inspiring English sources

The number of federal court tort cases that ended in a trial dropped by nearly four-fifths between 1985 and 2003.American states including Oregon, California, Texas and Florida have started making mediation mandatory, at least for some claims.

"Nothing has happened today to make mediation more difficult or less likely," he said.

Redress is intended to make mediation available at any stage of the grievance process, not just at the beginning.

The new justice minister, Simon Hughes, whose departmental responsibilities include family law, has backed government plans to make mediation mandatory for separating couples.

His son Philippe speaks Dutch as well as French but has a more prickly and rigid character that will make mediation even more difficult.

English courts are increasingly steering parties toward mediation and penalising them (in the award of litigation costs) when they refuse, though the government and the mediation profession are resisting any suggestion to make mediation mandatory.

Until the laws are changed to make mediation mandatory, couples will continue to hurt themselves and each other, waste time and money and victimize their children in a primitive process that goes back to an era when dentists were extracting bad teeth with a pair of pliers and no painkillers.

The fastest way to close cases was to make mediation a priority.

This will make mediation services more affordable.

Other professionals personnel managers, say, or industry experts—are often better suited.Indeed, an early step towards making a mediation session successful is often to get the parties' lawyers, with their vested interest in lengthy cases, out of the room.

Russia should make any mediation conditional on an immediate stop to the bombing, he argues, and the final peace deal must involve western reparations to Serbia.