10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARBITRATIVE»
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arbitrative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
arbitrative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Conflict Resolution and the Structure of the State System: ...
An Analysis of Arbitrative Settlements Gregory A. Raymond. Conflict Resolution
and the Structure of the State System AN ANALYSIS OF ARBITRATIVE
SETTLEMENTS Conflict Resolution and the Structure of the State System AN.
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View of the state of Europe during the Middle ages. 2 vols. ...
I. The arbitrative authority of ecclesiastical pastors, if not coeval with Christianity,
grew up very early in the * arbitrative church, and was natural, or even necessary,
to an insulated and persecuted seciety.* Accustomed to feel a strong aversion ...
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View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages by Henry ...
... and upon the subject-matter of their differences. 1. The arbitrative authority of
ecclesiastical pastors, if not coeval with Christianity, grew up very early in the
church, and was natural, or even necessary, to an insulated and persecuted
society.
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View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages
The arbitrative authority of ecclesiastical pastors, if not Arbitrative coeval with
Christianity, grew up very early in the church, and was natural, or even necessary
, to an insulated and persecuted society.2 Accustomed to feel a strong aversion
to ...
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Environmental Policy: Transnational Issues and National Trends
Arbitrative Panels If the dispute is still unresolved within sixty days of the council
convening under Art. 23, a party may request the convening of an arbitrative
panel to consider the matter. However, the ambit of the dispute resolution
mechanism ...
Lynton Keith Caldwell, Robert V. Bartlett, 1997
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Information, Incentives and Bargaining in the Japanese ...
At this stage, not only their arbitrative skill, but also entrepreneurial leadership
will count as an increasingly important qualification for the top job, since the
economic success of the firm, gauged by the market performance of the product,
is the ...
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Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
It also sometimes corresponds to the noun arbitration, as in the phrase arbitral
tribunal. See Graphic Commun. Union v. Chicago Tribune Co., 779 F.2d 13, 15 (
7th Cir. 1985). See arbitrator. B. And ✳arbitrational; ✳arbitrative. Both ✳
arbitrational ...
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Rural Leadership and Panchayat
If the mediation fails, the case is transferred to specifically constituted and definite
or indefinite (emergent) and inconsistent arbitrative role or organization of the
caste or of the multicaste structured mohalla to which the disputants belong.
Ravi Ravinder S. Mehta, 1978
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Remarks on Catholic emancipation, and on the former ...
The Papal power in its origin arbitrative—Corrective principles of the Catholic
religion—Causes of the ancient greatness of the Church-Disadvantages of
particular periods-Remedial efi'ects of Emancipation. gation Jitfil. THE PAPAL
POWER ...
Section III. Povcert as to Sub-legislatures. Enactive. Art. 1. In relation to the
hereinafter-mentioned Sub-legislatures, the Supreme Legislature exercises the
several functions, directive, corrective, arbitrative. Enactive. Art. 2. I. Directive
function.
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring, 1843
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARBITRATIVE»
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arbitrative is used in the context of the following news items.
UNTABA slams govt's move of replacing AG
... plaintiff needed the experienced and important arbitrative history on the case so as to substantiate its argumentative advantages it has so far. «Nagaland Post, Jun 15»
Nigeria on the rise (3)
... a fearless, impartial and patriotic judicial arm of government, with its interpretative and arbitrative powers, is in turn central to the maintenance ... «The Guardian Nigeria, Apr 15»
Principles of constitutionalism: the rule of law versus the rule of rules
Such laws will be primarily arbitrative, federative, and legislative in form, while eschewing such redistributionist and regulatory forms as would ... «RenewAmerica, Mar 15»
Financial ombudsman finally gets down to work
Although variously described in the press as an arbitrative body, the term is inaccurate as the law does not allow the Ombudsman the authority ... «Cyprus Mail, Apr 14»
Flexi-work and Charter of Rights
As I have been arguing from the very start, flexible work arrangements will need strong arbitrative mechanisms operated by Government as ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Apr 14»
Government pursuing union to cover costs of wildcat strike
“We fully intend to pursue a grievance through an arbitrative process that is handled through the contract that we have with the union.”. «globalnews.ca, May 13»
No scope for judicial review of FOS (Financial Ombudsman Service …
... through contract; and (3) FOS's decisions were of an arbitrative nature in private law and were not supported by any public law sanctions. «Mondaq News Alerts, Jan 13»
The Berry Ratio: Why It Should Rarely Be Used
Dr. Charles Berry elected to exclude depreciation given the arbitrative nature in determining depreciation expenses. Previously published by ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Aug 12»
An NBA franchise is a field of dreams for hedging investments
But who specifies the appraisal? Will it be an arbitrative process (average of multiple appraisals from appraisers chosen by all the parties) or an ... «Crosscut, May 12»
The Climate Justice Groundswell From Copenhagen to …
However, such a tribunal would require deep reform within the United Nations, leading some to favor an arbitrative body that would resolve ... «The Indypendent, May 10»
