Sentences with phrase «videoconference hearings»

An interesting study of the Immigration and Refugee Board's videoconference hearings highlights some of the concerns that still need to be addressed.

Disputes can be resolved solely by submissions through the ARS website to arbitrate online, or, where permitted by our rules, either party can request a telephonic or videoconference hearing.

Not exact matches

When Renee Krantzer, of the University of Missouri College of Education, heard of the Orphan Train project, she invited the classes to participate in a videoconference with Janice Uptegrove's fourth grade students in Smithville, Missouri, who were also studying the topic, and with Shirley Andrews, the daughter of Orphan Train rider Irma Craig.

Students love to hear about their teachers, but it's particularly powerful over a videoconference, it personalises the situation.

When the Supreme Court of Canada agrees to hear oral argument on applications for leave to appeal, such argument is frequently done by videoconference.

Tribunal hearing, with a tribunal member discussing the issues with parties online, by phone, videoconference or occasionally in person, and giving a binding decision on the dispute.

(d) a witness shall attend the hearing for oral examination if requested to do so not less than 2 days before the hearing, or by telephone, videoconference or other electronic media if directed by the arbitration tribunal;

A hearing was conducted into the suspension of an individual's driver's licence by videoconference.

Generally, electronic hearings (teleconference or videoconference) are permitted by statute and / or Tribunal rules.

Attending a Conversations with KidsMatter networking videoconference can be great opportunity to ask these kinds of questions and to hear what others are doing.

Remote Testimony: Although testimony provided in person before a Hearing Panel is preferred, parties and witnesses to ethics hearings may be permitted to participate in hearings by teleconference or videoconference at the discretion of the Hearing Panel Chair.

In response to concerns identified by local and state associations, the Professional Standards Committee has given local associations discretionary authority to permit parties to an ethics and arbitration hearing to participate by videoconference or teleconference.