Sentence examples for take dispute from inspiring English sources

(Any contractor that doesn't opt out is waiving their rights to take dispute to courts).

Before then, counterparties could take disputes to arbitration or court.

Code of conduct and grievance procedures that govern American Olympians allow athletes to take disputes to binding arbitration.

The structure used in the bonds a Netherlands registration and an agreement to take disputes to court in New York was determined to be untenable and unenforceable against Indonesian debtors.

Such provisions give companies a new place to take disputes – a tribunal that stands separate from and above domestic legal systems.

The legislation approved by the committee on Tuesday would also give the commission the authority to abolish the requirement that brokers force customers to take disputes to arbitration.

AOL executives, on the other hand, said they hesitated to argue with their counterparts at AOL Europe because they feared Mr. Middelhoff would take disputes to Mr. Case.

It contained concessions for those parishes that continue to object to the appointment of a women bishop - giving them the right to ask for a male alternative and to take disputes to an independent arbitrator.

Ahead of Clinton's speech, her campaign released a plan to help consumers to sue corporations in court instead of being forced to take disputes to private arbitration.

Before Miramax and its horror-friendly division Dimension Films released "Scream" in December 1996, Sony took dispute with the film's name.

His critics contend he is overly insulated by a small circle of advisers, prone to suspicion and given to taking disputes personally.