Sentence examples for settlement of controversies from inspiring English sources

"The behaviour of the United Kingdom contradicts the principle of the peaceful settlement of controversies supported unanimously by countries in the region," the note said.

As a suit by one State against another State, it involved a distinct and essential principle of the constitutional plan which provided means for the judicial settlement of controversies between States of the Union, a principle which necessarily operates regardless of the consent of the defendant State.

Both measurements were indispensable for the settlement of important controversies in agricultural chemistry.

In Germany the settlement of individual controversies, such as the determination of contested claims or the rights of third parties to or in property claimed as part of the bankrupt estates, is left to the regular courts.

Make every reasonable effort to negotiate an equitable and mutually agreeable settlement of any controversy with a supplier; and/or be willing to submit any major controversies to arbitration or other third-party review, insofar as the established policies of my institution permit.

Archives|HYLAN AND CRAIG EXCHANGE THE LIE; Quarrel In Settlement of Rent Controversy Which Threatened Eviction of 500 Pupils.

HYLAN AND CRAIG EXCHANGE THE LIE; Quarrel In Settlement of Rent Controversy Which Threatened Eviction of 500 Pupils.

prevent an agency from requiring a power of attorney as a condition to the settlement of a controversy involving the payment of money.

I would not disregard a declaration by the Secretary of State or the President that an adjudication in the courts of the validity of a foreign expropriation would impede relations between the United States and the foreign government or the settlement of the controversy through diplomatic channels.

The senior Senator from Nevada (MR. PITTMAN), in continuation of the earnest efforts that he has made all these years to bring about a settlement of the controversy between the States with respect to the Colorado River, invited a number of us to conferences in his office and there we talked over the situation.' Id., at 172.

The finding, either in this case or subsequent ones, that a foreign act does not violate widely accepted international principles, might differ from the executive's view of the act and international law, might thereby seriously impede the executive's functions in negotiating a settlement of the controversy and would therefore be inconsistent with the national interest.