Примеры использования Dispute may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the case of a stalemate in negotiations, a dispute may quickly escalate.
Any dispute may be referred to arbitration, provided that parties thereto have an arbitration agreement.
Promptness: If parties are willing to cooperate, the dispute may be settled and the award issued in less than 1 month.
A dispute may be resolved simply, fast and without unreasonable costs thanks to the European Small Claims Procedure.
Any Contracting Party which is not a Party to the dispute may intervene in the proceedings with the consent of the arbitral tribunal.
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The jurisdictional clause usually provides for one ormore other methods of peaceful settlement to be used before a dispute may be referred to the Court.
The parties to the dispute may so agree, irrespective of whether they are also parties to the Convention.
If this mechanism also proves unsuccessful,the universal counterterrorism instruments provide that the dispute may be referred to the International Court of Justice ICJ.
The Contracting Parties in dispute may agree in advance to accept the Committee's recommendations.
If the dispute is not resolved within six months of the date on which the request referred to in article XX has been made,any party to the dispute may submit it to arbitration.
Conversely, it is also clear that a dispute may be‘international' even though the parties(or some of them) are not states.
Failing the conclusion of such an agreement within a period of two months from the date on which arbitration was requested, the dispute may be brought before the arbitral tribunal upon application of either Party.
The Contracting Parties in dispute may agree in advance to accept the recommendations of the Committee as binding.
If the parties to the dispute have accepted both means of dispute settlement referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, the dispute may be submitted only to the International Court of Justice, unless the parties agree otherwise.".
In some cases the dispute may have legal implications and may therefore be best handled by a suitable judicial body.
Depending on the parties to the dispute(legal entity orphysical person) such dispute may be settled in arbitration court or in the court of general jurisdiction.
Parties to a dispute may agree to bring their collective labour dispute before an arbitration body, by mutual agreement.
Depending on the party in the dispute(company or an individual), such a dispute may be settled either in an arbitration court, or in a general jurisdiction court.
Some observers believe that the dispute may have been deliberately provoked to divert attention from domestic problems brought on by the return of military rule in Upper Volta, and the growing unpopularity of Moussa Traoré's military regime in Mali.
The place of arbitration is often chosen for reasons of convenience of the parties and the dispute may have little or no connection with the State where the arbitration legally takes place.
The States involved in the dispute may refuse to negotiate in good faith and seek to ensure that no international tribunal can determine the law applicable to the dispute. .
If the parties cannot agree upon the organization of the arbitration within six months of such a request, the dispute may be referred to the International Court of Justice by either party, in accordance with the Statute of the Court.
Any party to a dispute may submit the dispute to arbitration by written notification addressed to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, who shall notify the other party or parties to the dispute and constitute an arbitral tribunal as set out herein.
States with their unique attributes as parties to a dispute may face specific difficulties in using alternative approaches effectively.
All arguments of the parties hereunder shall be resolved through correspondence and negotiation,in the event of failure to reach an agreement between the parties through negotiation, the dispute may be referred to any interested party in the court in Hong Kong.
Furthermore, the contracting authority orother governmental agencies involved in the dispute may prefer local courts because of the familiarity with the court procedures and the language of the proceedings.
Since parties in dispute may not know how to resolve their differences, training can strengthen the constructive negotiation skills of key actors, and experience-sharing with participants from other peace processes can provide a better sense of what mediation can offer.
If the dispute is examined in the simplified arbitration procedure andthe parties tend to cooperate, the dispute may be settled and the award made less than in one month, in other cases- in less than two months.
Courts of two or more countries may be competent to decide a givendispute between the parties, and the legal position of the parties to a dispute may differ depending upon which court decides the dispute. .
If the parties to the dispute have accepted both means of dispute settlements referred to in paragraph 2, the dispute may be submitted only to the International Court of Justice, unless the parties to the dispute agree otherwise.