Sentences with phrase «kind of disputes does»

Professor Lande suggests that strategic «pre-dispute planning» starts with each of the contracting parties conducting an analysis of their business's unique dispute history (what kind of disputes does it commonly encounter, with whom, when etc.).

Not exact matches

America does not have a monopoly on these kinds of disputes.

However, never during any of these trials did I dispute the term «breast is best» because, well, it's just kind of a fact.

Currently, that kind of financial assessment is primarily done when a school district says it would be a financial hardship to educate a particular special - needs student and his or her parents dispute it.

and in the future if they have some kind of copyright dispute with somebody, don't take it out on kindle owners, amazon.

So in an effort to close up this loophole, stipulations were added that did not allow ANY dispute verbiage of any kind.

b) If We are unable to provide this Service because of something beyond our reasonable control such as technical failure, lightning, flood, or exceptionally severe weather, fire or explosion, civil disorder, war, or military operations, natural or local emergency, anything done by government or other competent authority or industrial disputes of any kind (whether or not involving our employees), We will not be liable for this.

I don't know if you have ever been involved in a dispute with anyone who's a little dim, but my experience is that logic flies out the window if there's any kind of emotional commitment involved on their part.

How do scientists resolve these kind of disputes — bearing in mind that such disputes are the very stuff of science, the essence of true scepticism?

There are so many dispute resolution processes available, it is easy to become confused about which process does what and what sort of professional helps with which kind of process.

I don't know of a case in Canada where criminal charges have been laid of this kind in connection with a marital dispute.

These kind of legal problems do not benefit from fast, fair and efficient dispute resolution.

Unlike the Ontario Labour Relations Board (OLRB), which had dealt with these kinds of challenges in the past, the OCJ does not have jurisdiction to grant interim relief while the charges were being adjudicated, has no obvious jurisdiction to interpret the compulsory trade restrictions in light of their safety purpose, is not required or even permitted to consider workplace agreements or jurisdictional dispute awards, and lacks the expertise necessary to understand and resolve these disputes in their proper labour relations context.

3 Things that Mediation is NOT (04/21/17) Mediation has become a popular alternative to court proceedings, with mediators resolving disputes of all kinds there is still a significant amount of confusion about what is mediation and what can a mediator do for you.