Sentence examples for resolution of controversies from inspiring English sources

Thus, any judicial determination of a controversy regarding electors based on a new, postelection rule of state law would fail to satisfy the requirements of Section 5 and would not receive the benefit Congress intended to confer on election results and the resolution of controversies concerning elections determined according to rules established and in place before an election.

The central role of the ports calls for a unified governance that will lead the way for synergies and new modes of authority enforcement and resolution of controversies. Figure 1 shows a variation of the reasons that generate a change in the reforms.

Most importantly, the story emphasizes third-party intervention for arbitration, mediation, conciliation, and the eventual resolution of controversies of immense proportions.

As plastome sequences for gymnosperms accumulate, genome level phylogenetic analyses should contribute to the resolution of controversies of seed plant phylogeny; currently however the number of gymnosperm plastomes is very limited.

Of course, if one defines evolutionary change as allele frequency change, then this is the appropriate resolution of controversy.

Interestingly, the appeals to technical formulas and standardised information satisfies the strong wish that we have for open, reliable, and presumably objective methods for the resolution of controversy.

One of those statutes, Section 5, provides that state court resolutions of controversies regarding the appointment of presidential electors shall be conclusive only if they are made pursuant to "laws enacted prior to" Election Day.

While NSI, the domain name registrar, ostensibly had a "dispute resolution policy," NSI in fact did not provide a means for the resolution of such controversies.

Despite advances in assay design, many factors inherent to the physiology of GH secretion and the lack of consensus on methodological issues hamper resolution of these controversies.

But the plain language of the statute provides that state courts must adhere to pre-existing law if their resolution of election controversies is to be given binding effect.

To permit the result of a lawsuit to depend solely on the caption atop plaintiff's complaint is not now, and has never been, a sound resolution of identical controversies.