Sentences with phrase «expeditious as»

The judge will likely try again to assist the parties in settling, but otherwise will seek to ensure the trial is as focused and expeditious as possible, and that both parties are aware of what evidence the other party will bring.

Most judges have found that this process is as efficient and expeditious as the old standard questions approach.

I also believe arbitration can (and should) be a more economical and expeditious as well as private method of dispute resolution than litigation, so I generally recommend that arbitration rather than litigation be the fallback dispute resolution method.

Even the arbitrations were expeditious as no legal argument was permitted.

Not exact matches

Colleges and universities today are powerfully drawn to the expeditious idea of «learning goals» such as «critical thinking» and «sustainability» at the expense of disciplinary requirements.

Growing exceptionally fast, your baby is plumping up and putting on baby fat at an expeditious rate as it begins to accumulate under the skin of her body.

In this case, the governor said the task force «will be different than usual as this matter requires expeditious action,» though details about its exact composition were scant.

As we grow closer to the 2018 tourist season I want to commend Governor Cuomo and our partners at the New York State Thruway Authority for an expeditious infrastructure investment that will only continue to enhance the visitor experience for years to come.»

«This Task Force will be different than usual as this matter requires expeditious action,» Cuomo said.

He however added that, CHRAJ needed to,» balance the two so that the need for more time to do proper work doesn't necessarily compromise the expeditious discharge of the matter as appropriate.»

The primary reasons these teens admitted to using e-cigarettes were expeditious consumption and easy concealment, high social approval among peers, beliefs that e-cigarettes are healthier as well as more aesthetically pleasing compared to tobacco cigarettes, and a safe high.

The organizations are pushing for an expeditious clarification of the executive order's legal implications and will be at the disposal of the German and American contacts to discuss the matter as part of the transatlantic dialog.

Odd thing is, 2003's expeditious X2 more or less covered the same ground in a matter of seconds, as opposed to 107 minutes that feel like almost as many hours.

Just wanted to thank you all for your hospitality as well as your cordial and expeditious last minute service call for my ’16 Pana GTS.

But, thanks substantially to Soby's expeditious research and stalwart advocacy, as his telegram anticipated, MacIver was given a gallery alongside the memorial exhibition for Muller, with Hadzi's sculptures outside.

Citing its holding in Link v. Wabash R. Co., 370 U.S. 626 (1962), the High Court conceded that federal courts possess certain «inherent powers,» not conferred by rule or statute, «to manage their own affairs so as to achieve the orderly and expeditious disposition of cases.»

A less expeditious tool, but then Lay did die, so it's not as if he's trying to duck out on a potential penalty.»

The fact that we fully subsidize litigation, while offering scant support to less adversarial dispute resolution processes, strikes me as a wrong - headed choice of priorities in the allocation of public dollars; it is peculiar, and probably an artifact of older values and priorities, that we direct 95 % or more of our justice system funding toward the dispute resolution mechanism that is the most destructive, most expensive, least efficient and least expeditious.

At the first court appearance, petitioner's attorney will normally explain the petitioner's theory of the case and ask the court to schedule a final hearing on the matter on as expeditious a basis as possible.

3) was a proportionate, more expeditious and less expensive means to achieve a just result (as per Hryniak).

As a result, our attorneys involved with foreclosures make it priority to treat each case uniquely in order to help the firm's clients achieve creative, expeditious, and cost - effective solutions.

The public policies of virtually all states overwhelmingly favor arbitration as an efficient and expeditious form of dispute resolution.

If disputes are not settled by negotiation, they will be concluded either by court litigation or by an alternative form of dispute resolution, such as arbitration or mediation, both of which are potentially more expeditious, less costly and out of public view.

(1.2) A judge who is directed to hear all motions under subrule (1) and a master to whom a motion is referred under subrule (1.1) may, in respect of the motions, give such directions and make such procedural orders as are necessary to promote the most expeditious and least expensive determination of the proceeding.

For example, rule 3 provides that «[t] hese Rules shall be interpreted and applied so as to secure the just, most expeditious and least expensive determination of every proceeding on its merits.»

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As I have explained earlier habeas corpus is intended to be an expeditious process to determine whether a restriction on liberty of a person is legal at a given point in time.

For instance, a policy with a «no lapse guarantee» guarantees that the insurance company will pay out a death benefit as long as the policyholder makes all the scheduled premium payments in an expeditious manner.

As has been the case in years past, HTC's commitment to expeditious updates, regular bug fixes, and Play Store - pushed core apps have fostered a leanness that, outside of Google itself, very few companies can consistently claim.

Air Traffic Controller cover letter example - 13 June 2017 I come to you as someone who can ensure the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of air traffic, both on the ground and flying in the vicinity of an airport.

The Supreme Court of Arkansas noted that Lancaster's argument was misdirected because arbitration is «strongly favored» by Arkansas public policy, and it is looked upon with approval by courts as a less expensive and more expeditious means of settling litigation and relieving docket congestion.

With 45 years of experience as a Colorado Private Capital Lender, Montegra is able to offer flexible loan structures and highly competitive rates that can be underwritten and closed in a very expeditious time frame.

Montegra takes pride in funding loans for borrowers with as little red tape as possible in a most expeditious manner.