Sentence examples for started arbitration from inspiring English sources

Scottish & Newcastle, fighting a takeover bid from Carlsberg, started arbitration aimed at forcing Carlsberg to give up its stake in a joint venture the companies share in Russia.

To "protect its rights", Enron has started arbitration proceedings against the authorities and has issued a "political force majeure" notice against the MSEB.Perhaps most important of all, Enron has asked the finance ministry to honour a financial guarantee that the ministry provided for the project, in order to recoup $47m that the MSEB failed to pay for power in December and January.

In response C started arbitration proceedings against R, arguing that R violated the contractual mechanisms for resolving a deadlock.

Now Evergrande Health says Faraday Future Jia Yueting has started arbitration in Hong Kong in an attempt to renege on its agreement with Season Smart.

Kraft challenged that move by starting arbitration proceedings saying it had built a business worth $500m a year.

Stuart Z. Grossman, a lawyer for the owners, said that instead of providing information to back up the fees, the operator, Fairmont, started an arbitration proceeding.

The owners of the Aviara resort started an arbitration proceeding against Four Seasons in March, according to court documents, and then tried to terminate Four Seasons as hotel manager.

In a letter to the Port Authority Monday, Mr. Silverstein formally started an arbitration process, claiming that the authority had violated a 2006 agreement governing development at the 16-acre site.

Significantly higher payments to the government could make the project uneconomical, prompting the company to freeze new investment and start international arbitration.

Ward, the authority's executive director, was sent to City Hall on the same day that Mr. Silverstein sought to start an arbitration process, angrily claiming that the Port Authority had violated the development agreement at ground zero.

One of arbitration's quirks will go on display in the next few days as some of baseball's top prospects, like Baltimore catcher Matt Wieters, are summoned to the majors in an attempt to get nearly a year of baseball out of them without starting their arbitration clock.