Eksempler på brug af To litigation på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Most disputes can be resolved without resorting to litigation.
Any attempt to fight me will lead to litigation and leave you penniless.
From searches to litigation every single action needs to be in line with your business strategy.
Measures taken by public authorities or enterprises gave rise to litigation in the following cases.
The resort to litigation is necessary in circumstances where the parties to a dispute or a difficulty cannot reach agreement.
Substandard indoor air quality can hamper staff productivity,disrupt clean room operation or lead to litigation.
That left my company extremely vulnerable to litigation. Professor Heysen participated in dangerous and reckless procedures.
In 1996 he appeared in a television commercial spoofing for the conglomerate Hansen's,which was pulled off the air due to litigation with the Bond copyright holders.
It has to do with Prangen's exposure to litigation and our need to protect research, which, frankly, represents a significant dollar investment.
EnCase eDiscovery makes it possible for companies using Dropbox Business to seamlessly respond to litigation, arbitration and regulatory investigations.
This has given rise to litigation between resellers and small brewersin relation to the validity of exclusive purchasing agreementslunder EC competitionlaw.
We offer solid andexperience-based advice on the alternatives to litigation, and advice on how a mediation proceeds and shall be handled.
We will consider reasonable requests to resolve the dispute through alternative dispute resolution procedures, such as mediation or arbitration,as alternatives to litigation.
They relate to litigation over trade marks and plant varieties which, for the reasons already given, cannot as of now be regarded as suitable for consideration by a single judge.
The first question to answer is whether the procedure should be confined to cross-border cases orcould also be applied to litigation between parties domiciled in the same country.
Much of those activities were only possible thanks to litigation by one advocacy group, Privacy International, which helped push these secret practices into the public domain while forcing the government to scramble to explain why these practices were legal.
In Case 73/77* the Court, interpreting the clause concerning exclusive jurisdiction in matters relating to rights in rem in or tenancies of immovable property(Article 16(1)),held that this did not extend to litigation concerning a contract for the management of a business.8.
Consequently, the reply must be that Article 1(4)of the Convention must be inter preted as meaning that the exclusion provided for therein extends to litigation pending before a national court concerning the appointment of an arbitrator, even if the existence or validity of an arbitration agreement is a preliminary issue in that litigation. .
In the event of a doubtful outcome to the Doha negotiations, we will have to look very carefully at what happens to the future of export subsidies, because that is linked to another point that has been raised in this debate- i.e. whether or not we will be more orless vulnerable to litigation at the WTO in cases brought against us on agriculture should a deal not be reached in the multilateral negotiations.
Article 1(4) of the Convention must be interpreted as meaning that the exclusion provided for therein extends to litigation pending before a national court concern ing the appointment of an arbitrator, even if the existence or validity of an arbitration agreement is a preliminary issue in that litigation. .
We welcome him to big-time litigation.