Sentences with phrase «effective resolutions just»

Effective resolutions just don't happen, they are the end of a long and demanding process which starts with our development of best practice and ends with our Mediator's deploying the skills and knowledge we have gathered over decades.»

Not exact matches

Or check out author Mike Myatt's five keys to effective workplace conflict resolution (to start with, he says, don't just try to avoid conflict).

But just how effective is conflict resolution education in reaching its goals of eliminating verbal and physical violence and increasing the number of win - win outcomes in schools?

Those with ample experience as well as those just finding themselves working in behavior will benefit from the solid behavior modification plans, tactics, effective and efficient modes of resolving or working towards resolution of these often very tough cases (including agression and anxiety).

(A bee in my bonnet is that access to justice is not just access to dispute resolution; it is access to better social ordering, and indeed effective law reform may not be what the people know they want.)

Here, the chambers judge is to be commended, not criticized, for pursuing a cost - effective, timely final resolution to this litigation which was fair and just to the parties, as it simply serves no one's interest to permit continuation of protracted and costly litigation when it can be properly disposed of summarily and entirely.

At both ends of the spectrum, Hossein's unwavering dedication to outstanding, personalized service, together with his trial and negotiating expertise gleaned over years of successful practice, results in satisfied clients and effective, just case resolutions.

It is vital that these courts of first resort, which adjudicate more cases than any other class of courts, provide our citizens a speedy, effective and just resolution of their cases.

The use of technologies like TAR assists parties in litigation to meet the requirements «of a just, efficient and cost - effective resolution of the dispute» by reducing the time and cost involved in large scale document production during the discovery process.

At this time, the announcement gives rise to more questions than answers — it is unclear how this proposed policy / legislative approach may impact existing negotiation or court processes, or how this approach will lead to effective and just resolution of claims relating to Aboriginal rights and title, Treaty rights and the claims to the inherent right to self - government.

The survey encompasses three perspectives; the advocate's perspective in choosing the most appropriate ADR process in light of the different advantages and disadvantages of the various processes; the third - party neutral's perspective in facilitating or fashioning a just resolution of the parties» dispute; and the policy maker's perspective in utilizing ADR as a more efficient and cost effective substitute for traditional adjudication.

Effective Coverage has created a revolution in insurance, rather than just creating meaningless resolutions.

For example, the Federal Court's National Native Title Registrar has informed me that the Court has «reviewed its approach to the management of the jurisdiction in order to ensure, to the extent possible, the efficient, effective and just resolution of claims».