Sentences with phrase «not negotiate in good faith»

One of the issues in this case was whether the mother knew she wanted to move away with the girls and did not negotiate in good faith during the mediation.

If the insurance company will not negotiate in good faith, we will not hesitate to take your case to court and fight for your rights there.

We believe the proposed merger is uncontrovertibly in the best interest of all stockholders and we had grave concerns that the Board may not negotiate in good faith with MediciNova, if at all.

It's hard to believe that in the world of black Suburbans [with reimbursed mileage], multiple aides, duplicative offices, patronage ponies, free breakfests and per diems to cover dinner and drinks that the Governor and «leaders» can not negotiate in good faith to protect the services and benefits that help New Yorkers that are struggling.

If Macy's does not negotiate in good faith today, we will have no choice but to strike at midnight,»

Jansen is already talking about striking in 2021, because it's already clear the owners aren't negotiating in good faith, and an impasse is more likely than it's been at any time since 1994.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver sounded exasperated about the lack of a three - way budget deal this afternoon while speaking with reporters, but declined to declare outright that Gov. David Paterson't isn't negotiating in good faith, saying only: «I think we'll find that out over the weekend.»

He added there is «no reason we can't negotiate in good faith and come to a resolution on this issue before the Legislature adjourns next week.»

«But they're not negotiating in good faith at all.

Their third scenario should already be in the negotiation stage but the countries of the world (OECD and non-OECD) have not negotiated in good faith.

Insurer Pays for Not Negotiating in Good Faith April 7, 2014 The Insurance Act requires insurers to attempt to settle claims arising from car accidents as «expeditiously as possible.»

We've seen one party want to «punish their ex» by not negotiating in good faith and by even going against what the divorce decree states and what their attorney recommends.

Not exact matches

«It certainly paints a picture that the prime minister sent his people to negotiate but it was not in good faith,» he said.

The benefit to cable and satellite is that the broadcaster's can not just say «no» they need to negotiate and provide their channels in good faith.

This likely does not reflect a willingness to «cut ties» with the United States, but more so a desire to negotiate for growth opportunities with other nations in good faith.

My concern is not suggesting aggression against the Jewish people, only that I believe they are provoking conflict and not really negotiating in good faith.

Had he tried negotiating in good faith last year or the year before rather than not he could have gotten something done.

If not, you either negotiate in good faith or you walk away.

Talks with the government were dismissed earlier this month by general secretary Christine Blower, who told politics.co.uk she did not believe ministers were negotiating «in good faith».

People who would adopt the Governor's point of view would be inclined to say that after Republican Senate Majority Leader negotiated in good faith for several weeks, he ultimately could not sell the deal to his members.

«I am disappointed by the decision of the Chicago Teachers Union to turn its back on not only a city negotiating in good faith but also the hundreds of thousands of children relying on the city's public schools to provide them a safe place to receive a strong education.

Union officials also argued that Elia did not consider whether Cash attempted to negotiate with the union «in good faith,» as the receivership law requires.

These pension plans were never negotiated in good faith with the unions constantly threatening strikes if they didn't get their way.

Instead of trying to show leadership and directing his staff to negotiate in good faith to resolve the mess that this budget has been strapped with, he goes down to NYC to hide out - then seeing he may not get his way, pulls this trick.

«There's a significant difference between negotiating in good faith, and issuing some kind of edict that may or may not be legal,» said Stephen Madarasz, the association spokesman.

«It's not a consideration right now because we feel like we are negotiating in good faith,» Heastie said on WCNY's «Capitol Pressroom.»

Mr. McConnell added: «The administration negotiated in good faith with the Democratic majority a proposal that was simply unacceptable to the vast majority of our side because we thought it frankly wouldn't work.»

Hayes said he did not want to «negotiate» contractual issues in the newspaper, adding the company would «negotiate in good faith» with the union.

«All of us have to recognize that the mayor and the police commissioner are simply not interested in negotiating these bills in good faith,» he said.

Melissa Droessler, a co-founder of the Montessori school, said delaying implementation by a year would be disappointing but not a deal - breaker, as long as the district kept negotiating in good faith.

Had the parties negotiated in good faith in accordance with the law and completed negotiations prior to June 30, 2013 the restoration language would not have been triggered and the $ 5.62 million that went to salary restoration could have prevented the District from giving students 3 instructional furlough days and increased class sizes to pay for the increased compensation.

They claim not to be taking sides, but they have yet to appeal to Hachette to negotiate in good faith.

I admit I had not even considered the possibility that the next publisher up to renegotiate with Amazon would actually negotiate in good faith and make a deal.

--(1) A contractual term which has not been individually negotiated shall be regarded as unfair if, contrary to the requirement of good faith, it causes a significant imbalance in the parties» rights and obligations arising under the contract, to the detriment of the consumer.

«While we can not speculate what Marriott will do, Starwood will negotiate in good faith with Marriott during this period and our board will consider in good faith any changes they propose.

As you point out, China's reasoning here is strange; it does not seem to be negotiating in good faith.

One can not force an individual to negotiate in good faith, and bad faith negotiation is a waste of time.

In Ontario (Attorney General) v. Fraser, the SCC ruled Ontario's Agricultural Employees Protection Act did not violate charter rights because it mandated employers to negotiate «in good faith» with their employees, despite the fact that the law does not protect the right of agricultural workers to strike or bargain collectivelIn Ontario (Attorney General) v. Fraser, the SCC ruled Ontario's Agricultural Employees Protection Act did not violate charter rights because it mandated employers to negotiate «in good faith» with their employees, despite the fact that the law does not protect the right of agricultural workers to strike or bargain collectivelin good faith» with their employees, despite the fact that the law does not protect the right of agricultural workers to strike or bargain collectively.

Regulation 5 (1) of UCT 1999 provides that a contractual term which had not been individually negotiated would be regarded as unfair if, contrary to the requirement of good faith, it caused a significant imbalance in the parties» rights and obligations arising under the contract, to the detriment of the consumer.

Regulation 5 (1) of the regulations provides that a contractual term which has not been individually negotiated shall be regarded as unfair if, contrary to the requirement of good faith, it causes a significant imbalance in the parties» rights and obligations to the detriment of the consumer.

The loan agreement stated the parties would negotiate in good faith a license deal if the merger did not proceed, and attached the term sheet.

Not many people would take the position that there is a duty to negotiate in good faith without an express contractual commitment to do so.

What this means is that parties must act in good faith not only in performing a contract, but also when they negotiate or terminate it.

The option price was to be negotiated in good faith or determined by an agreed choice of investment bankers (acting as experts not arbitrators).

The Regulations provide that a «contractual term which has not been individually negotiated shall be regarded as unfair if, contrary to the requirement of good faith, it causes a significant imbalance in the parties» rights and obligations arising under the contract, to the detriment of the consumer».

Regulation 5 (1) provides that contractual terms which have not been individually negotiated shall be regarded as unfair if, contrary to the requirement of good faith, they cause a significant imbalance in the parties» rights and obligations arising under the contract, to the detriment of the consumer.

Unlike the right to negotiate, however, the government is not required to act in good faith, a very specific standard which can otherwise invalidate actions when there is a right to negotiate attached to it.

In relation to the jurisdiction of arbitral bodies to hear applications for determinations regarding proposed future acts, the amended act specifically states that an arbitral body must not make a determination regarding future acts if any negotiation party, except a native title party, has failed to negotiate in good faith prior to the application for the determinatioIn relation to the jurisdiction of arbitral bodies to hear applications for determinations regarding proposed future acts, the amended act specifically states that an arbitral body must not make a determination regarding future acts if any negotiation party, except a native title party, has failed to negotiate in good faith prior to the application for the determinatioin good faith prior to the application for the determination.

The Coppin case expanded upon the decision Walley v Western Australia (23)(Walley) which determined that until the Government party had negotiated in good faith, the National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT) did not have jurisdiction to hear the government party's application for determination regarding future acts.

As with all facets of divorce mediation, the parties are expected to negotiate in good faith while working in a collaborative manner but that's not always the case especially when it comes to financial matters such as child support.