Sentence examples for settle commercial from inspiring English sources

In his private practice, he has used coin tosses to settle commercial and marital disputes.

They are still concerned by the burgeoning of "sharia councils" to which Muslims, in England and many other Western countries, turn for arbitration and advice in settling commercial disputes, family and marital matters, and inheritance.

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Nor can anybody object if two citizens settle a commercial dispute on Islamic lines, or any other principles to which both freely adhere.

Doubts that Sir Allen Stanford's $20m £10.9mm) winner-takes-all Twenty20 match on 1 November will take place remain as the West Indies Cricket Board has failed to settle a commercial rights row between its principal sponsors, the telecommunications firm Digicel, and the Texan billionaire.

In 2008, he was a top aide to Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister at the time, when a businessman named Bernard Tapie was awarded 403 million euros, or about $538 million, by an arbitration panel to settle a commercial dispute with Crédit Lyonnais, a state-owned bank.

The World Bank's indicators seek to cover many aspects of a country's business climate, but not the risk of invasion by a belligerent neighbour.The report's most interesting data on the time it takes to settle a commercial dispute or to wind up a company—shed light on the problems facing Europe's periphery since the global financial crisis.

In 1748, the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle ended the War of the Austrian Succession, but failed to settle the commercial struggle between England and France in the West Indies, Africa and India.

In December, he settled a commercial foreclosure case in federal court.

English-speaking countries boast a strong tradition of settling disputes (commercial or personal) by legally binding arbitration.

During the '70s he made albums of synthesizer music and 19th-century Americana and wrote arrangements for "Jazz," a nostalgic 1978 LP by the guitarist Ry Cooder, before settling into commercial work and academia.