Sentence examples for to arbitral from inspiring English sources

Therefore, many labor disputes, even if sent to arbitral institutes, could basically be settled through multiple mediations (see Table 2).

"The Court is fully aware of the deference afforded to arbitral decisions, but, nevertheless, concludes that the Award should be vacated.

"We... tried to convince them to adjust prices prior to any arbitral actions, however, to no avail," Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius said.

The original purpose of the recognition process, as Leveson envisaged it, was twofold: first, to check that the regulator publishers set up and join continues to be an adequate one; second, to allow arbitral judgements reached by the regulator to be able to be recognised by the courts, with all the benefits in terms of costs protection for publishers which that was supposed to bring.

The High Court ruled Tuesday that the case would go to an arbitral tribunal that is to settle the matter by Feb. 25.

And China has officially boycotted the arbitration proceedings by refusing to submit a counter-memorial to the Arbitral Tribunal in The Hague before the December 15 deadline.

Interestingly, the position paper was released a week before the Monday deadline for China to submit its formal position, or defence, to the arbitral tribunal.

If this failed, workers could apply for labor arbitration before they refused to accept arbitral results and sued in the people's courts.

Businesses often choose arbitration to resolve their disputes, as it is supposed to provide legal certainty, with countries having the obligation to enforce arbitral rulings under the New York Convention.

"The court is of the view that the right of Timor-Leste to conduct arbitral proceedings and negotiations without interference could suffer irreparable harm if Australia failed to immediately safeguard the confidentiality of the material seized by its agents on 3 December 2013 from the office of a legal adviser to the government of Timor-Leste," it said in its decision.

To the surprise of many observers, Vietnam joined the fray by submitting a position paper to the arbitral tribunal in The Hague last Friday, which contains three main points: It expressed its support for the Philippines' case; questioned the "nine-dashed-line" doctrine; and asked the arbitral tribunal to give due regard to Vietnam's rights and interests.