• WTO's dispute-settlement procedures also need urgent overhaul to stop such rows festering in future.

    ECONOMIST: Going bananas

  • This dispute-settlement mechanism is meant to have teeth, since a country cannot veto unfavourable rulings.

    ECONOMIST: Free trade in peril

  • The reason for Mr Rhodes's suspension - over an employment dispute - was only revealed in the judicial review.

    BBC: Lincolnshire

  • The latest offer from the executive concedes that it is a national dispute - a response welcomed by union officials.

    BBC: Medical staff discuss grades offer

  • However, an investigation into the original allegation - about Mr Rhodes' involvement in a separate employment dispute - is continuing.

    BBC: Lincolnshire

  • And it means a preference for voluntary, not purely legal, dispute-resolution channels, and a readiness to adapt policy to changing technology.

    ECONOMIST: Regulating the Internet

  • They also staff the country's 271 dispute-settling industrial tribunals (known as prud'hommes councils) and fix national agreements on wages and working conditions.

    ECONOMIST: The other bosses in France

  • This applies to the new dispute-settlement rules as much as to anything else: every member government has agreed to them as well.

    ECONOMIST: Who elected the WTO?

  • They even agreed to set up a monitoring group, to check whether members are living up to their commitments, and a dispute-settlement procedure.

    ECONOMIST: Free trade in South-East Asia

  • Venezuela's entry, assuming it goes ahead, puts a question-mark over Mercosur's newly established dispute-resolution tribunal, as well as its plans for closer macro-economic co-ordination.

    ECONOMIST: A trade group becomes an energy club

  • Instead, Congress chose to multiply the alternative dispute-resolution procedures at the PTO, giving the office more work to do without a guarantee of more money.

    ECONOMIST: Intellectual property

  • WTO's dispute-settlement mechanism is not as effective as it should be.

    ECONOMIST: Monkey business

  • Most notably, a Supreme Court ruling last year strengthened companies' ability to use mandatory arbitration, a dispute-resolution process designed to keep consumer cases out of court.

    WSJ: How Companies Stack the Deck Against You With Fine Print

  • There is a growing diplomatic impatience in the West with the failure to resolve the Israel-Palestinian dispute - a rising sense that something must be done.

    BBC: Israeli settlement move risks diplomatic fallout

  • So the WTO I think has been a very good forum for ensuring that behavior has a mechanism for being dealt with in the dispute-resolution process.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Under the tribunal rules, for example, companies of under 20 staff will be obliged to have formal dispute-resolution procedures in place, something they have so far been spared.

    BBC: Shake-up for workers' rights

  • With growing evidence that the dispute-resolution process is working, ICANN's board will almost certainly approve a plan at the Yokohama meeting to start taking applications for new domains.

    CNN: New domains at last

  • Accountancy and methods of dispute-settlement are still in their infancy.

    ECONOMIST: Reform is coming to a still-cautious Vietnam

  • In February, Mr Rhodes was suspended but the reason - his involvement in a separate employment dispute - were only revealed when he took the decision to judicial review.

    BBC: Lincolnshire

  • But other dispute-settling bodies, even in countries known for open governance, are more guarded: for example, the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, to which many energy disputes are referred.

    ECONOMIST: A hard struggle to shed some light on a legal grey area

  • But without the risk of a dispute-settlement case, other countries would feel free to maintain whatever trade barriers they liked against imports from the recalcitrant country, or even to put up some new ones.

    ECONOMIST: How not to enforce labour standards

  • These are two of the most difficult areas of dispute - one group because they won't be moved from their current location and the other because they insist on returning to homes they left decades ago.

    BBC: NEWS | Middle East | Q&A: What's in the Mid-East roadmap

  • Some franchisers prefer other dispute-resolution tools.

    WSJ: Arbitration Holds Steady For Franchising Disputes

  • There is an extra-judicial dispute-settlement procedure.

    ECONOMIST: Wall Street

  • On the health care front, as a candidate for President, I pledged to make sure we were helping New Orleans recruit doctors and nurses, and rebuild medical facilities -- including a new veterans hospital. (Applause.) Well, we have resolved a long-standing dispute -- one that had tied up hundreds of millions of dollars -- to fund the replacement for Charity Hospital.

    WHITEHOUSE: A Commitment to Restoring New Orleans

  • After a good powwow in impartial Kazakhstan--their first since the dispute started--the two leaders today emerged clutching a signed gas agreement that they said was "fair" and "legitimate, " according to AFX.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • While there's growing consensus about the need to deal with flags carrying the symbols of illegal paramilitary groups, the flying of national flags remains - as the Belfast council dispute illustrates - difficult terrain.

    BBC: Northern Ireland

  • They'll emphasize what they have agreed on, which the very most important thing is they've agreed to launch negotiations on the final end of conflict of the Palestinian-Israeli dispute of 60-years standing.

    NPR: Low Expectations for a Mideast Peace Conference

  • Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether to certify the largest class-action employment lawsuit in U.S. history, a long-standing dispute against mega-retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc. over alleged gender bias in pay and promotions.

    CNN: Justices accept appeal over Wal-Mart gender pay lawsuit

  • Whoever was in there, Paul -- and I don't think you'll dispute that -- whoever was in there would have seen those same increases because of, on the one hand, huge drops in revenue, but at the same time people were hurting and needed help.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Takes Questions at GOP House Issues Conference | The White House

$firstVoiceSent
- 来自原声例句
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定