Some argue that employer-employee social relations definitely enhance employees' compliance and commitment, mitigate disputes and disobedience, and thus bring convenience to management.
As Shmuel Segev, a former Israeli military intelligence officer, described in a recent book, the two sides have quietly made common cause in the halls of Congress, worked together in the Middle East to mitigate disputes between Israel and its neighbors, and fostered security and intelligence cooperation.
Though it may not be legally required to have a witness to the sale of a car in most states,[15] having a witness to the contract may mitigate legal disputes about the accuracy of the contract.
In island culture, the sacred pig was the bond between gods and humans, facilitating their intermarriages or mitigating their disputes.
The research aims to mitigate or prevent construction disputes through better interpretation and understanding of construction contracts, and it offers a proactive approach to avoid the inevitability of conflicts occurring in a project.
We've offered to Hachette to fund 50% of an author pool – to be allocated by Hachette – to mitigate the impact of this dispute on author royalties, if Hachette funds the other 50%.
Some African governments have not only opened their gates to the barbarians, but have also offered sweeteners by, for instance, agreeing to have any disputes adjudicated abroad to mitigate the risk to investors of their assets being seized.
Improvement in those relations, particularly China and Japan, would surely relieve tensions over disputed maritime territories and mitigate the prospect of arms races.
The dispute now is over the best way to mitigate a recession.On October 19th Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, suggested he would try to boost demand by scrapping previous plans to restrain the rate of increase in public spending and bringing forward to 2009-10 monearmarkedked for the following year.
The $500,000, meant to mitigate any damage caused by stopping the sale, is now in dispute.
Using clinical officers and medical assistants to deputize for doctors may be disputed, but these categories are less internationally mobile and do mitigate shortages caused by emigrating doctors, provide comparable quality of service and are more likely to serve and remain in rural areas [ 24].
