Sentences with phrase «party arbiters»

The paper outlines an idea for a version of electronic cash that would allow online payments to be made from one person to another without a financial institution or some other third - party arbiter in the middle.

With the blockchain, the need for 3rd party arbiter is obsolete.

I think Sam I Am's answer there is key: an third - party arbiter of ephemeral, limited power would solve disputes, if possible.

With arbitration, the buy - sell agreement includes provisions that a third party arbiter or mediator will value the company's shares.

Not exact matches

Our goal is to reduce these hoaxes just like we fight other scams on our platform, but I want us to be especially careful about never being arbiters of truth ourselves — which is why we're working with third - party fact - checkers.

We do not want to be arbiters of truth ourselves, but instead rely on our community and trusted third parties.»

In the first place it is inconceivable that a resolution will come from arguments about who is right or wrong, because in such arguments there is already an implicit acknowledgement by both parties that secular reason is the arbiter.

For the most part, party organizations don't see themselves as arbiters of primaries, but as supporting structures for winning the general election.

Yet it remains unclear how any coup mounted by MPs could succeed if, as he has repeatedly said he will, Corbyn turns for support to party activists, now the ultimate arbiters of Labour's fate.

He, however, noted that the Supreme Court was the final arbiter on all disputes and stated optimism that the party would overcome its crisis ahead of the 2019 general elections.

As a matter of fact, her arbitrary and unlawful disqualification of 13 aspiring presidential candidates and her arrogant attitude towards those distinguished citizens and their political parties or supporters does not conduce to her image as an impartial arbiter of elections.

«Doing so would remove any appearance of unfair gamesmanship by the Democrats while affirming their belief that voters, and not party bosses, should be the final arbiters of elections.»

While the jurors» perceptions and the attorneys» presentation skills discussed in this article affect how the evidence is presented and received, I think that most practitioners will agree that the vast majority of juries weigh the evidence fairly: They are able to see the forest for the trees and provide both the judicial system and the parties a truly fair and reasonable arbiter.

Mandatory arbitration in an agreement can effectively rob you of the right to present your case in a court if the agreement states that the arbiter's decision is binding for both parties.

While it also relies on a neutral party chosen by both sides, the arbiter has a wholly different assignment.

In the latter, either party can disregard the arbiter and litigate.

There is a natural justice risk that an eventual award may be set aside if the losing party could show that the med - arbiter based her decision on confidential (undisclosed) information.

In all but one group, the med - arbiter implemented a model in which either party could, at any time, declare that it was an arbitration and obtain a decision.

From this story I learned that the looming prospect of arbitration can affect the behaviour of the med - arbiter, the behaviour of the parties, the behaviour of advisers and lawyers, and the creativity of the result in subtle and not so subtle ways.

What one party may see as a strength of the med - arb process (the power and leverage of the med - arbiter during mediation) may be viewed by another as a flaw (power that too often results in pressure tactics and «coercion» of a mediated settlement).

There is a potential danger that if the med - arbiter is perceived by the parties or their advisers of being too assertive or assuming the role of arbitrator during the mediation stage, there is likely to be a greater tendency to assume that such confidential information obtained during caucus in mediation may influence his award, if the matter proceeds to the arbitration stage.

Like a med - arbiter, a judge who tries to talk parties into settling during a pre-trial conference brings power and authority into mediation, and compromises the parties» self - determination.

In state court and arbitration, the trial judge or the arbiter often encourages the parties to exchange trial exhibit documents and agree on their admissibility or at least focus on meaningful objections for only a few documents.

At the heart of this appeal are two potentially competing tensions: (1) the adversarial system, which relies on the parties to frame the issues on appeal, and reserves the role of neutral arbiter for the courts; and (2) the need for an appellate court to intervene in order to prevent an injustice.

In addition, Soma also offers users an opportunity to earn tokens and cryptocurrency through arbitration — a third party can act as an arbiter if there are any transaction disputes.

Others are proposing alternatives that move entirely outside the Silk Road system, in which a central arbiter held bitcoins in escrow, releasing them when both parties to a transaction were satisfied.

In particular, state channels — a generalization of the lightning network concept in Bitcoin — would permit conducting most transactions off - chain between parties directly, using the blockchain only as a kind of final arbiter in case of disputes.

State channels a generalization of the Lightning Network concept in Bitcoin would permit conduct of most transactions off - chain, between parties directly, using the blockchain only as a kind of final arbiter in case of disputes.

Given this perspective, I would attempt to facilitate discussions between individuals and / or work units as well as coach the respective administrator, director, manager, supervisor, etc. in order to resolve a conflict at the lowest possible level.In the human resources sub-discipline of employer - employee relations, matters involving disputes are generally handled through a formal grievance or disciplinary appeal process that results in a decision imposed on the parties by an arbiter.

Service provided may be by mediation wherein parties themselves form the agreement or by arbitration wherein the arbiter makes the final decision.

The parties to a dispute refer it to one or more persons (the «arbitrators», «arbiters» or «arbitral tribunal») on whose decision (the «award») they agree to be legally bound (for both sides).