Примери за използване на Disputing parties на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Negotiation involves only the disputing parties.
Once the disputing parties reach an agreement, it is up to them to honor it.
In mediation, only the disputing parties are involved.
Disputing parties have negotiated in good will but the impasse still exists;
It shall be formed, as each of the disputing parties appoint a member of the Chamber for.
The disputing parties will appoint a President of the Arbitral Tribunal from among these three members.
Within the process a third neutral person- mediator assists the disputing parties to reach a settlement.
In this case, the disputing parties mutually agree on an arbitrator or arbitrators and their remuneration.
The keeper of judicial sequestration can be a person appointed by the court andthe person determined by mutual agreement of the disputing parties.
The same applies if one of the disputing parties fails to nominate its arbitrator within a reasonable period of time.
The mediation is a voluntary, informal andconfidential process for resolving disputes where a third party- a mediator assists the disputing parties to reach an agreement.
Disputing parties who are seeking vindication of their rights or a determination of fault will not likely be satisfied with the mediation process.
BG has stemmed from voluntarily expressed will of the disputing parties, not by the law formulated jurisdictional competence of a particular jurisdiction.
Mediation is a voluntary andconfidential procedure for out-of-court settlement of disputes in which a third person-mediator assists the disputing parties in achieving agreement.
Generating more options for an agreement leads the disputing parties to offer ideas for resolving the conflict, which in turn diverts them from the stated positions.
Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process for non judicial dispute settlement,in which a third party- a mediator- assists the disputing parties to settle the case by themselves.
Notwithstanding paragraph 6, the disputing parties may agree that a case be heard by a sole Member of the Tribunal to be appointed at random from the third country nationals.
The mediator undertakes to use her/his best efforts to facilitate the communication between the disputing parties and to help them reach their own agreement resolving their conflict.
Arbitration: a process by which,instead of going to court, disputing parties ask a third person to listen to their arguments and then to make a decision, which they agree to follow.
If, within 15 days from the date of the notice of challenge, the challenged Member of the Tribunal has elected not to resign from the division, the President of the International Court of Justice may,after receiving submissions from the disputing parties and after providing the Member of the Tribunal an opportunity to submit any observations, issue a decision on the challenge.
Mediation: a process whereby a third person helps disputing parties to settle their disagreement by discussing the issue to find common ground that they can both agree on.
Mediation is a confidential procedure aimed at resolving disputes outside the court,in which a neutral third party-mediator assists the disputing parties themselves, by their willingness, to reach a mutually acceptable solution.
Mediation helps to achieve the desired business results: mediation helps the disputing parties to obtain a satisfactory implementation of uncompleted obligations, to accomplish the planned business activities on time, to complete the conclusion of frustrated deals, to avoid losses.
Mediation is a dynamic, structure, interactive process where a neutral third party assists disputing parties in resolving conflict through the use of specialized communication techniques.
The mediation is an easier andcheaper way to achieve an agreement between the disputing parties, said Georgy Damyanov, Director of the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Directorate at the Ministry of Culture.
If, within 15 days of the date of the notice of challenge, the challenged Member has elected not to resign from that division, the President of the Tribunal or the President of the Appeal Tribunal, accordingly,shall, after hearing the disputing parties and after providing the Member an opportunity to submit any observations, issue a decision within 45 days of the receipt of the notice of challenge and notify forthwith the disputing parties and other Members of the division.
If, within 15 days from the date of the notice of challenge, the challenged Member of the Tribunal has elected not to resign from the division, the President of the InternationalCourt of Justice shall, after hearing the disputing parties and after providing the Member of the Tribunal an opportunity to submit any observations, issue a decision within 45 days of receipt of the notice of challenge and notify the disputing parties and the other Members of the division.
Legal Department The Disputed Party.
(a) a disputing party may appeal an award rendered pursuant to this Section to the Appellate Tribunal within 90 days after its issuance;
(b) a disputing party shall not seek to review, set aside, annul, revise or initiate any other similar procedure as regards an award under this Section;