Sentences with phrase «limit oral hearings»

Letter to the Minister of Labour, with submission to the Board, highlights concerns over the downside risk waiver, complexity of forms, and proposal to limit oral hearings.

Details concerns with limiting oral hearings and downside risk.

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The time available for these hearings is limited so contact the People's Inquiry if you wish to attend or submit oral evidence to the panel.

The U.S. Supreme Court just heard oral arguments in the case of Janus v. AFSCME, which could substantially limit public - sector union membership and financial support.

On September 27th, 10 judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit will hear oral argument on challenges to EPA's landmark limits on the harmful carbon pollution from the nation's fossil fuel - burning power plants.

Group questions why speeding up the system requires limiting their rights to oral hearings, why modernization requires complicating the current process, and why has the downside risk form been added?

And third, the NEB's procedures in this case were inadequate to constitute deep accommodation: the NEB did not provide an oral hearing, there was no funding available to the community and only «limited opportunities for participation».

The nine months» time - limit also puts pressure on the parties and their counsel to engage in efficient case management, particularly if two rounds of written pleadings are to be exchanged, full document production exercise is to be undertaken and one or two weeks» of oral hearing is to be conducted followed by the exchange of written post-hearing briefs.

Concerns have been voiced that the current wording could open the door to unsuccessful parties claiming they weren't given an equal opportunity to present evidence as a result of limitations on document disclosure or discovery, time limits at an oral hearing, or other procedural decisions.

(iv) if the application is refused, the claimant should renew at an oral hearing; that hearing should be limited to an hour and the claimant will face a liability for costs if its application is unsuccessful.

There is no need for hearings or oral submissions — the adjudicator would take limited written submissions and interpret the clause based on those submissions.

Argued in written brief and oral argument multiple pre-motions arising in major crime cases including but not limited to Rule 404B motions, Motions in Limine, Motion to Dismiss Indictments, Wade Hearings, Miranda Hearings and Motions to Suppress Evidence.

One participant used cued speech and the rest were limited to oral or auditory — verbal approach even though hearing aid benefit was not evident.