Sentence examples for will resolve disputed from inspiring English sources

"The settlement will resolve disputed claims regarding payment for hours worked, including practices and appearances, expenses, interest, and penalties under the California Labor Code," according to the joint statement.

Who will resolve disputes, of which there are certain to be many, between patients and government-approved insurance providers?

In addition to a standard noncompete clause, the contract usually details how the company and the franchisee will resolve disputes, including clashes over performance targets like number of hours the restaurant is open or the level of employee training.

In that low-profile but powerful job, Mr. Blinken will help resolve disputes between the State Department, the Pentagon and the C.I.A.

"It must stop, but it can only stop when leaderships on both sides show the will to resolve disputes and stop confrontation in favour of compromise and accommodation".

The cost of putting a camera on every cop seems prohibitive, especially when you're looking at larger urban police forces, but if they can afford military technology with help from generous federal grants, they can figure out a way to equip cops with devices that will help resolve disputes between communities and the police.

Industry analysts expect that American will resolve the disputes.

There is always a chance that NBC and the Weinstein Company will come to some settlement out of court that will resolve the dispute.

But unsettled issues are whether the officials will resolve their dispute with the league and be back at work on Sunday when play resumes and whether the playoff field will be reduced from 12 to 8 teams.

It is not clear how the Palestinians will resolve the dispute over Mr. Samhadana, or whether Mr. Abbas and the Hamas government can overcome their deep political differences and forge a working relationship.

Now, Allred is hoping Weinstein will resolve the dispute through mediation or arbitration a closed-door legal proceeding between Weinstein and his victims, presided over by a retired judge since the statute of limitations for Geiss's case has expired.