Sentence examples for potential arbitration from inspiring English sources
Any punishments would be subject to appeals and potential arbitration.
"Social media companies have not been forthcoming with a clear code of conduct," said Vaizey, who added that they had also failed to outline a clear process for victims of online hate to complain, and a process for potential arbitration.
Vincent added that the union continues to be "enormously powerful," with the potential for arbitration looming.
Analysts estimate that investment banks could have hundreds of millions of dollars of potential exposure to arbitration claims.
Prospects for the bank are also clouded by uncertainty over government plans for handling state-owned banks and potential risks from arbitration over the misselling of preference shares and hybrid debt, which it could have to settle in cash.
Ken Shubin Stein, the head of hedge fund Spencer Capital Management, says one way to limit potential abuses in arbitration is to re-engineer how firms deal with risk.
In a written parliamentary answer, Harper revealed the Home Office had not set aside any funds to cover the potential costs of the arbitration or liabilities.
In this framework, an optimal debt ratio must be the result of an arbitration, the potential gains related to the indebtedness in one hand and the risks and costs that examined this same indebtedness on the other hand.
No wonder the for-profit college trade association APSCU, which has long represented institutions getting most of their revenue from federal aid, is so upset about the potential ban on forced arbitration that it could barely issue a coherent press release.
Given the events in Skyworks and Carlyle, some commentators became quite uneasy with the potential scope of Delaware's arbitration provision.
The Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Act should come into effect on 6 April, making it compulsory for every estate agent to be in an ombudsman-style scheme offering an arbitration service and potential compensation for wronged clients.
