Sentence examples for some form of mediation from inspiring English sources

Prior to the previous strike threat Sir Robert Francis QC, president of the Patients Associationn, however said doctors should not go on strike, and called for "some form of mediation".

That is why libel is more than a minority interest and why many reform proposals are in the air: force some form of mediation before actions can be launched; cap costs in line with anticipated damages; prevent large corporations from suing unless they can prove real damage or malice; switch the burden of proof; investigate the use of CFAs.

Alison Smith, one of the women who has accused the peer of making unwanted sexual advances and touching them inappropriately, said she was "open" to some form of mediation but only if the Lib Dem peer was willing to confront his actions.

We'd go into the worst communities in Los Angeles with violence high, where law enforcement needed some form of mediation and I would do the music.

As we have demonstrated in this article, in most research designs, some form of mediation analysis should be possible.

"Some form of informal mediation and ways to resolve disputes has been used in every culture and people throughout history.

"It was itself a form of mediation".

In a sense he saw the performing arts as a form of mediation very little different from that of constitutional monarchy, on whose periphery he was raised.

"They need to decide what's important," said Katherine Miller, a matrimonial lawyer in New York and New Rochelle who practices collaborative divorce, which is a heightened form of mediation.

But Ms. Elcano and Ms. Hallberlin say they possess one thing that no one else can offer, a huge database of statistics and exit surveys, which they say proves how valuable their form of mediation, called transformative mediation, was to postal workers.

"But we have to ask what form of mediation will take place when the Greek Cypriots say the process must be island-led and they will never allow the UN to be an arbitrator that can fill in the blanks after their experience in 2004 [the last UN-brokered peace process]." Time, as never before, is of the essence.