Sentence examples for trade tribunal from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal indicated that these duties would remain in place.
Last summer, a trade tribunal backed a complaint by Alberta's government that the margarine law amounted to an unfair restraint of trade.
Meanwhile, both Commerce Group and Pacific Rim are using a World Bank trade tribunal to circumvent community consent and state regulation.
The government plans to release more details in the next two weeks, and a separate trade tribunal will rule within 60 days.
Two mining companies are dragging El Salvador through a costly legal challenge at an international trade tribunal for attempting to protect limited water supplies by refusing permits for their operations.
The bill would also require private investors to take the first loss on mortgage defaults, but preserve the federal government's role as a backstop.The White House overturned a ban on the sale of some Apple gadgets imposed by an American trade tribunal, which had sided with Samsung, a South Korean rival, in a patent dispute.
But on three earlier occasions, trade tribunals have disagreed.
Despite that, in the last 12 months, Beijing has filed more cases with the W.T.O.'s powerful trade tribunals in Geneva than any other country complaining about another's trade practices.
"Trade Feud on Bananas Not as Clear as It Looks" (Business Day, Feb. 7) left out one very important fact: international trade tribunals have repeatedly found that the European Union's trade regime is illegal.
President Obama imposed tariffs starting at 35percentt on tires from China last month, and antidumping and antisubsidy cases against China are piling up in front of trade tribunals around the world.
As a result, national governments are increasingly challenging the EU's sole competence to conclude such sweeping trade agreements, amid a growing public backlash against free trade and the power of obscure trade tribunals to settle disputes between governments and large corporations.
