Sentences with phrase «to abide by the decision»

Moreover, openness is a principal component of the legitimacy of the judicial process and why the parties and the public at large abide by the decisions of courts.

If one person in the agreement doesn't abide by the decisions that are made, then the court can enforce the decisions.

By signing the entry form, you understand these rules and agree to abide by the decisions of the judges.

«Air Mauritius regrets this situation, but as all airline companies can not but abide by decisions taken by relevant authorities.»

In the write up, AreaFada decried the decision of the senate to reject the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, saying that President Muhammadu Buhari had the prerogative to retain Magu or appoint someone else and that there is no law yet that binds the President to abide by any decision from these «legislooters».

Openness is a principal component of the legitimacy of the judicial process and why the parties and public abide by decisions of courts;

Clients who can not find a solution in mediation have the freedom to pursue other solutions — in contrast, once a court passes judgment, both parties must abide by the decision for better or worse.

State Chairman of the PDP, Chief Oguntuase who spoke with newsmen after the adoption said the party organs will abide by the decision taken by the stakeholders in the overall interest of the party and the entire people of Ekiti State.

In the twelfth century, as a phase of the reform movement, agitation arose for a Papal prohibition of all wars among Christians, for the adjudication by the Pope of all disputes between princes, and for the penalty of excommunication on those who did not abide by his decision.

But no matter what happened, China repeatedly said it would not abide by the decision.

Had the vote taken place three years earlier, the Ethyl Corporation would have had to abide by the decision.

But today we need no longer fear that they will do much harm and make the laity less willing to abide by the decisions of the hierarchy.

And then to abide by this decision, and face a lifetime of this abuse, without ever figuring, «Gee, maybe I should give this up and go straight.

We'll abide by your decision.

and Alexis should abide by his decision!

Chelsea's bosses do want to force any team changes on Conte, and like they were with Diego Costa, are happy to abide by his decision — which has seen him sold to Atletico Madrid.

Should the need for an epidural or emergency caesarean arise the doctor will make that call and I will abide by his decision.

«We will abide by the decision, but it's interesting that the judge did not go along with public employees who tried to tell the court there is no financial crisis,» the governor told reporters (including NY1's Grace Rauh) after delivering the commencement speech at Bronx Community College.

As is the case with other unregulated contaminants, we've relied on the federal EPA's advisories and when they recommended against drinking the village water and lowered the advisory level for the chemical, we abided by that decision.

He argued that the EFCC ought to have waited to abide by the decision of the court of appeal in respect of the matter.

Speaking with journalists after the adoption, Oguntuase said the party organs would abide by the decision taken by the stakeholders in the overall interest of the party and the entire people of Ekiti State.

But if that is what our elected representatives have decided, after being privy to information, and have the opportunity to talk to Sen. Skelos, then I'm happy to wait and abide by that decision and see where it goes from here,» she said.

Also, the APC chairman in the Ovia North - East Local Government Area of Edo State, where Odigie - Oyegun hails from, Mr. Benson Edosomwan, said the leadership of the council would abide by the decision taken by the state chapter.

The one thing all Conservatives agree on is that it is right to have this referendum, right to have this debate and right to abide by the decision of the British people.

Otherwise, a divided court left intact school spending cuts in the budget of Republican governor Chris Christie, an outspoken critic of the court, who promised to abide by its decision.

He also said he would be open to creating an independent national schools resourcing body, as recommended in the initial Gonski review, to make evidence - based decisions on school funding allocations, so long as the state and territory governments agreed to abide by its decisions.

It is your book, and you can expect us to abide by your decisions.

Another option is to defer to a disinterested third - party who will pick a valuation for the company, and you can agree to abide by their decision (and pick a payout schedule if necessary)

Decide on the furniture and other house rules, then all family members must abide by the decisions.

While the SCC ultimately determined that Bombardier had not discriminated against the complainant — a pilot who was denied admission into one of Bombardier's training centres — it provided guidance and caution to employers and service providers who might feel compelled to abide by the decisions of foreign authorities.

Similarly, the Ecuador lawsuit was brought in Ecuador (after Chevron successfully convinced a U.S. judge that the case could not be brought in the U.S., and promised to abide by the decision of the Ecuadorean courts).

The High Contracting Parties undertake to abide by the decision of the Court in any case to which they are parties.

The parties agree that they will abide by the decision of the Arbitrator (the Award) and sometimes the decision is filed with the Court so that it can be enforced like a Court order.

Rather in mediation, the parties are in total control of their decisions and their commitment to abide by those decisions.

NOTE: Applicant acknowledges that if accepted as a member and he / she subsequently resigns from the board or otherwise causes membership to terminate with an ethics complaint pending, the Board of Directors may condition renewal of membership upon applicant's certification that he / she will submit to the pending ethics proceeding and will abide by the decision of the hearing panel.

NOTE: The Board of Directors may condition renewal of membership upon applicant's verification that he / she will submit to a pending ethics or arbitration proceeding and will abide by the decision of the Hearing Panel.

Further, if the panel determines that an arbitrable matter exists but it is not subject to mandatory arbitration, neither party may be compelled to arbitrate, and the arbitration shall terminate unless all parties voluntarily agree to take part and abide by the decision.