arbitration的示例

• Should other dependent reasons enter the picture, then it is not at all clear that the (normal) goal of arbitration would be thwarted.

• He worked on disarmament, arbitration and new definitions of sovereignty.

• Disputes over the amount of compensation, cash or trade liberalization, can be resolved if necessary through arbitration.

• This clause gave the courts the power to enforce arbitration awards by injunctions.

• Participation in arbitration and litigation are the two most relevant kinds of exchange content charted here.

• Both traders and producers faced similar problems between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, including difficulties in gaining access to information, transportation, credit, arbitration and security.

• Arbitration must take into account both the activation level of the various "input" cortical channels and previous experience in the current or related action-selection contexts.

• Many of the cases subjected to the tribal-village mode of mediation and arbitration involve the balance of honor.

• The state's capacity for arbitration and regulation is low, and large sections of the administration elude central control.

• The peaceful settlement of disputes by arbitration became increasingly common.

• Generally, less formal means of dispute settlement, including self-help, conciliation, and arbitration, are first attempted before resorting to formal tribunals.

• In our example, opportunity concerns also contribute impressively to the arbitration between outcome criteria that do not distinguish between just and unjust inequalities.

• An arbitration mechanism was set up to resolve disputes with a mediator agreed to by both parties.

• I have very little hope and less confidence that the arbitration feature of this bill will prove an advantage to anybody.

• This ambition, which was as much ideological as economic, consisted of claiming a power that had more to do with arbitration than constraint.