Sentence examples for mediated agreements from inspiring English sources

Another lawyer was similarly struck by a recent encounter with a "relatively senior [Supreme People's Court judge who] complained to me that the push for mediation was weakening people's legal rights because judges were feeling pressure to get all sides to compromise in mediated agreements.

According to his biography on the F.M.C.S. Web site, Beckenbaugh has mediated agreements in the cereal, heavy equipment manufacturing, aluminum and meatpacking industries.

Mr. Dunning sued and the case was settled in a mediated agreement, with Mr. Dunning receiving $2.6 million and the forgiveness of $4.5 million in loans.

The judge, in his decision last month, reaffirmed the mediated agreement, and asked both sides to settle their dispute before an April 22 court date.

"For example, in Tompkins County, as in Suffolk County, if you file a complaint, it's investigated, and attempts are made to reach a mediated agreement between the complainant and the discriminating party.

In Perak, warfare between the two societies over possession of tin mines was mitigated by a British- mediated agreement called the Chinese Engagement in 1874.

Last June, after seven months in confinement, Max returned home under a mediated agreement among the family, town officials and the state's Department of Agriculture that stipulated Max would have to continue obedience training, go on a specific diet and exercise plan and have regular vet checkups to ensure a properly functioning thyroid.

Under a federally mediated agreement to prevent racial profiling by the police, officers in St . Paulwill inform drivers who have been pulled over that they can refuse to let their cars be searched, though officers will not need permission if they have a strong suspicion of a crime.

In mediation, reconciling each side's different interests in the pursuit of dispute resolution often assumes that a negotiated agreement (or mediated agreement) will offers a more desirable win-win negotiation outcome but, as negotiation studies have shown, sometimes lose-lose outcomes are your BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement) in mediation scenarios.

The mediator assists the parties in evaluating the case and analyzing the costs and benefits of reaching a mediated agreement at that time versus a judicial ruling at a later date.

A mediated agreement does not mean that the retired NFL players' injuries were caused by football, or even that they could have proven as much, said former U.S. District Judge Layn Phillips, the court-appointed mediator who brokered the proposed settlement.