Sentence examples for the procedures for resolving from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians do not have an actual constitution that might provide the procedures for resolving such conflicts.

His report said the procedures for resolving such disagreements had "not kept pace" with the demands of the war and needed to be adjusted.

As you review the case study, required readings and optional readings for this week, consider the future of the procedures for resolving Internet-based conflicts over intellectual property rights.

The 2002 regulation replaces the previous 1987 regulation and increases the adequacy and fairness of compensation as well as the procedure for resolving medical disputes [ 6].

The General Accounting Office said the health care providers had used their "political influence" to short-circuit the normal procedures for resolving disputes over Medicare reimbursement.

However, in the rare circumstances in which the impending or actual failure of an institution imposes substantial systemic risks, the standard procedures for resolving institutions may be inadequate.

They should also consider the substantive merits of the client's claims and the reliability of the standard legal procedures for resolving the problem at hand.

Now, the question for Congress, I suppose, would be, though I don't see how this court could get into that question at this stage, but the question would be, is a particular change extending a deadline for exigent circumstances, because a recount has been authorized, a change in the judicial or methods of procedures for resolving the contest?

Proponents of procedural justice stress the importance of establishing fair procedures for resolving disagreements about the fair allocation of resources (Gutmann and Thompson 1997; Daniels 2000), ensuring that individuals who are affected by distributive decisions are adequately represented, and implementing distributive policies in a non-coercive manner (Ruger 2006).

In addition, often there are no performance evaluations; often no pension plans and other employment benefits (such as health insurance) offered to other workers at the same institution; or procedures for resolving problems.

The basic federal statute governing presidential elections, contained in Title 3 of the United States Code, provides that when "any controversy or contest" arises concerning the appointment of electors, a state's own "judicial or other methods or procedures" for resolving the dispute "shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes".