Примеры использования Disputes may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These disputes may concern.
Where such[submission][resolution] is not possible[and the concerned parties agree], disputes may be submitted to competent international bodies.
Disputes may arise between exporters and importers of seed potatoes.
FDHs seeking redress on labour disputes may apply for extension of stay.
Employment disputes may be referred to both the Labour Department and the Industrial Court.
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FDHs seeking redress on labour disputes may apply for extension of stay.
Such disputes may be prevented by stipulating their prices in schedules which form a part of the contract.
In international trade in seed potatoes, disputes may hamper the proper conduct of trade.
Disputes may also be brought directly before courts located in the jurisdiction of the provider or the requester.
If it is found impossible to settle disputes through negotiations, disputes may be referred to the Arbitration Court of Limassol, Cyprus.
Such disputes may require resolution through international politics as well as international law.
Under a treaty, adverse treatment of an investment may trigger country- to-country discussions, and disputes may be referred to binding international arbitration.
For example, labour disputes may be resolved both in court and by labour dispute commissions.
Disputes may also revolve over determining the gravity of a violation and the application of heavy penalty, as these are evaluative criteria.
There is apprehension that similar legal issues or disputes may well be subjected to final and binding interpretations by two different bodies, projecting differing views.
Disputes may be in litigation(or an alternative dispute resolution system, such as arbitration) at the date when the new law comes into force.
Where this is not possible or resolution is unreasonably prolonged,conflicts and disputes may be submitted to competent international bodies agreed to by indigenous and states parties concerned.
Such disputes may also be submitted, in accordance with the procedure specified in Title V of the Convention, to the Arbitration Tribunal.
Our experience has shown that insurance disputes may entail the involvement of specialists in areas such as maritime, tax, customs, or criminal law.
Labour disputes may also be tried under the Act against Ethnic Discrimination, which aims at prohibiting discrimination in working life.
The Socialist Republic of Romania considers that such disputes may be referred to the International Court of Justice only with the consent of all parties to the dispute in each individual case.
Disputes may be handed over to a special committee which is comprised of four persons and has powers to demand documents from employers.
Romania believes that such disputes may be submitted to arbitration only with the consent of all States parties to the dispute, for each specific case.
Internal disputes may arise in your workplace when two people are hostile toward each other's opinions, or if they cannot work out a disagreement.
Territorial disputes may have been the reason for wars between nations, and poverty may again become the seed of violence between peoples.
Disputes may arise in a countertrade transaction with respect to the countertrade agreement, and with respect to the supply contracts concluded pursuant to the countertrade agreement.
These disputes may be very complex and they often involve highly technical matters that need to be resolved speedily in order not to disrupt the construction or the operation of the infrastructure facility.
Parties to labour disputes may include former employers, persons who were willing to conclude employment contracts where that has been refused, as well as persons entitled to an employee's wage or to other employment-related payments.
The decisions on the cases about disputes may be classified according to the following categories: about improper fulfillment of economic commitments; about recognition of proprietorship, on collision between national legal norms and provisions of the CIS law.
Such disputes may be reduced if the purchaser is obligated to check the apparent condition of the equipment and materials at the time of take-over, and to notify the contractor promptly of any lack of conformity which the purchaser discovers.