| New disputes have arisen following the decisions in the trial and appellate courts. |
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| He renewed calls for Democrat and Republican leaders to settle disputes over the package. |
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| Between 1984 and 86, there was a total of 962 disputes, including strikes, stoppages or lockouts under the Labour government. |
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| Neighbours go to law, and even shoot each other, over the most trivial boundary disputes. |
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| Fierce land disputes between their tribes far predate the 19 th-century creation of the Navajo and Hopi reservations, and continue to this day. |
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| A new constitution and board of directors were put in place after the council threatened to remove funding unless the disputes were resolved. |
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| The news angered officials at unions involved in pay disputes with both companies. |
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| Mediation and peaceful resolution of international disputes are again topical. |
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| We believe the key principles of cohesion are collective action, mutual understanding and the peaceful resolution of disputes. |
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| The merits of international law and the peaceful resolution of disputes through courts were advanced by that process. |
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| In large part it has achieved its objectives, especially in promoting a cost-efficient, peaceful resolution of disputes. |
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| The UN has never pretended to have a monopoly on the peaceful resolution of disputes. |
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| The disputes should have been quickly resolvable through diplomatic channels. |
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| These disputes of right involve matters relating to retrenchment, discrimination, and unlawful strikes. |
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| The picture that emerges is of an efficient industry committed to the avoidance of disputes. |
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| There were territorial conflicts, wars, civil disputes, arguments and resentment. |
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| This was the woman with whom he had fought so many bitter disputes, almost come to blows so many times. |
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| Many frittered away their riches or became entangled in wealth-sapping legal disputes. |
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| It was riddled with informers and Lenin spent the majority of his time engaged in internal disputes with other socialists. |
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| At the heart of the disputes was quite simply the principle upon which power should rest. |
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| Such rites are practised in joint consultative committees, grievance procedures, procedures for disputes resolution and the like. |
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| These included more flexibility in the time allowed to assess claims and the allocation of more time to fairly appraise complex disputes. |
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| The signing of the agreements on Wednesday was delayed for several hours because of last-minute disputes over power-sharing. |
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| At the Olympic Games, the Court of Arbitration for Sport is the final arbiter on all disputes arising during the Games. |
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| Most countries, however, have adopted it as the main arbiter for trade disputes that would stem from the single market. |
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| It is the final arbiter in disputes about the interpretation of the EU Treaties, or secondary legislation based on the Treaties. |
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| The court was given extensive powers to prevent strikes, arbitrate and enforce settlement of industrial disputes. |
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| Sometimes I am called upon to arbitrate in disputes between members and the House. |
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| Senior monks serve as guidance counsellors, and advise and arbitrate in local disputes. |
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| The result has been a huge number of cases, with resulting financial benefits for the four companies allowed to arbitrate in such disputes. |
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| Key to the deal is a compromise on arbitration to resolve disputes between growers and millers. |
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| Parliament has not abolished arbitration and litigation of construction disputes. |
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| Now compensation matters will be dealt with in Sydney using an administrative tribunal, with disputes going to arbitration. |
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| But it must throw into doubt the ability of the tribunal to be a final arbitrator of disputes. |
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| This act allows family disputes to be resolved outside of court by arbitrators according to their own religious and cultural beliefs. |
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| This body consisted of an international list of arbitrators who would mediate disputes between states. |
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| A forum such as the State Ombudsman, can act as the arbitrator in the event of future disputes. |
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| In many parts of the globe disputes over history are often not arcane or academic disagreements. |
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| He is 45 and makes his living as a corporate litigator handling contracts and corporate shareholder disputes. |
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| But in the meantime, we need someone to mediate disputes between vendors and researchers. |
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| The Second World War had proven both the untenability of absolute pacifism and the horrendous price war exacts as a way of resolving disputes. |
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| Every job is a stressful period for a lot of people and there are still sometimes disputes. |
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| We have commented above on the disputes among modern scholars as to whether Aristotle wrote the treatises now assigned to him. |
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| The mediation office, a particularly successful program for resolving disputes, has gone unstaffed. |
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| The school has asked these 13 year olds to mediate disputes among students. |
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| The Government's shilly-shallying and reluctance to act only led to thousands of disputes simply getting out of control. |
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| This refers to efforts to strive to prevent disputes, while shielding the weak from oppression, famine, poverty and other tragedies. |
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| Gambians tend to be soft-spoken and gentle in demeanor, seeking to avoid noisy conflicts and striving toward quiet settlement of disputes. |
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| These trivial disputes mingled with hatred and love can become especially complex, requiring a lot of patience. |
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| These disputes quickly became outright battles and soon a blood feud began between then two countries. |
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| This case highlights the legal and moral minefield surrounding neighbourhood disputes. |
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| During disputes, he and other government ministers have churned out statements that all but equate strikes with sedition. |
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| If the firm disputes that the items are unsolicited, businesses should ask them to provide proof of when an order was placed and by whom. |
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| Santa's national secretariat is embroiled in several disputes with other Santa hospitals throughout the country. |
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| A royal charter of 1447 was acquired by the townsmen in order to try to overcome local disputes. |
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| He begins listing examples of his administration's toughness on the country in trade disputes. |
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| This seems to have been most likely when drunk, or during matrimonial disputes. |
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| As shareholder his involvement in the numerous disputes with bargemasters, mill owners and navvies maintaining the canal was quite demanding. |
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| Preceding WWI, the entire continent of Europe was enveloped with intense competition for sea power, trade, language and territorial disputes. |
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| Within hours of the Government's scrappage scheme coming into force, a number of disputes came to a head over the fine print of the scheme. |
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| They want an amendment that would require sheriffs to pay more attention to the rights of the child in marital disputes. |
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| But underlying all this, there are tensions born of age-old rivalries, long unsettled land disputes and of arguments long forgotten. |
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| In fact, disputes among tribes in the region were sometimes settled by a game of ball. |
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| They are increasingly Balkanised and revolve around personalities and ancient regional and union disputes rather than differences in philosophy. |
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| Chapter 6 deals with the peaceful settlement of disputes, in which all sides seek a solution. |
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| In order to get the project off the ground, the ministry tried to privately settle its legal disputes with those original land owners. |
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| It is an intelligent, enlightening account of disputes, narrating the advance and progress of medicine. |
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| And let us contrast it with the frequent shemozzles that characterise Her Majesty's Opposition, wherein disputes, dissent and debates rage. |
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| I will ask attorneys to help the students settle any legal disputes stemming from this incident. |
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| Still, it is apparent that the old way of settling disputes is no longer blindly accepted by the unions. |
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| The chain grew to 149 stores, but eventually collapsed in a morass of disputes. |
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| Its greatest concern has been unrest in rural areas brought on by official malfeasance and land disputes. |
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| Maybe they naively believe that disputes among allies will quickly evaporate. |
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| The court system is used to resolve land disputes and slander cases, but problems are usually settled within the family or village. |
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| Over the years I have read with avidity various intellectual disputes in The New York Review of Books and other literary journals. |
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| Again, either way it is quite easy to anticipate an enormous tangle of legal disputes if this proposal were adopted. |
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| Kings and magnates claimed considerable portions of pasture and forest, and there were many disputes concerning their use. |
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| Police, army, and Sandinistas killed former Contras, and northern Contra bands committed similar acts, often because of land disputes. |
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| The tribunal tried to settle the problems by mediation, and almost half of the disputes are resolved this way. |
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| A tale of time travel which covers the oyster bed disputes, it is a story of greed and struggle with modern parallels. |
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| The samaj deals with issues such as the maintenance of the local mosque, support of a mullah, and settling village disputes. |
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| In the case of physical externalities such as pollution, we can often assign property rights as a way of settling disputes and improving matters. |
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| If so, seemingly profound disputes about appearance and reality turn out to be harmless tiffs about words. |
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| The issue was the subject of bitter disputes within legal circles in Britain and internationally. |
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| In many instances disputes can run on for months leaving people frustrated and out of pocket as they are unable to access their accounts. |
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| In some places disputes arise from not being able to tell even the countries of origin of fish caught by open-ocean trollers. |
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| Do you fear that you'll be clogged up with lots of very, very minor disputes, where people should be able to sort them out themselves? |
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| Constantine, after all that he had done in religious disputes, was still unbaptized. |
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| The Franco-German axis has taken the weight of many disputes, misunderstandings, betrayals and jolting halts. |
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| Stoppages and disputes had been a problem, and many workers distrusted their managers. |
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| While we hope that most disputes will then be resolved through mediation, legal action will be made possible in the last resort. |
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| The inflaming of nationalist tendencies in Europe can only be traced back superficially to disputes over the draft constitution. |
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| Secondly, it mediates disputes, striving to reach friendly settlements between complainants and governments. |
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| He said disputes and votes being called on the order of business were causing needless disruption. |
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| Archbishop Parker's Advertisements, issued in response to disputes over clerical dress and ceremonies, enforced the rubrics of the Prayer Book. |
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| Since then thousands of unresolved disputes between the insured and their insurers have been referred to the Insurance Ombudsman and settled. |
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| Her duties also included mediating information-sharing disputes between FBI intelligence and criminal agents. |
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| How art history will position itself in these demarcation disputes remains to be seen. |
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| The many disputes and difficulties that arose over the rights of growing and cutting logwood are a matter of history. |
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| We see the employment and disputes tribunals, which adopt their own rules of evidence. |
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| Between 1998 and 2001, lockouts accounted for 57 percent of all industrial disputes. |
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| Lay down the law on all of this and you risk wading into a swamp of disputes about context and ownership. |
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| The compromise sets aside disputes about sovereignty by putting territorial claims into abeyance for the treaty's duration. |
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| Courriere denies the plaintiff's allegations and disputes the quantum of damages in his statement of defence. |
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| Customers often asked the kindly gentleman to help crack their problems, which could be anything from domestic quarrels to housing disputes. |
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| Mediation and negotiation are the commonly accepted ways to settle disputes. |
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| This group aims to support fathers who suffer after marital disputes, for example by being denied access to their children by the mother. |
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| Therefore, if you have disputes about such matters, appoint as judges even men of little account in the church. |
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| War is necessary, as a last resort, for resolving disputes between states that cannot agree and will not acquiesce. |
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| While the idea is vague and untested, it may help the chair resolve disputes. |
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| Transboundary disputes are rather more likely to be suitable for adjudication or arbitration than global or regional environmental problems. |
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| As the nineteenth century drew to a close, disputes arose between the Kanaka and those of foreign descent. |
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| The murderous vendetta lasted years and involved disputes over a razorback hog and various other affronts to family dignity. |
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| The Convention provides an exclusive legal framework for the settlement of disputes arising out of the international carriage of goods by air. |
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| He was a quiet person, not overly ambitious but always eager to reconcile disputes between opposing parties. |
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| An ombudsman will be appointed as a final level of review to help resolve disputes between authors and letter writers in a fair manner. |
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| It will result in each resource allocation process being subject to boundary disputes. |
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| For example, how exactly will landlords and tenants bring disputes before the board? |
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| He disputes the idea that higher turnout alone would change the outcome for any of these rematches. |
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| He drafted it because he believed that the U.N. is the place to resolve such disputes and ameliorate such crises. |
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| Although this all sounds quite anachronistic, are changes in technology breathing new life into these types of disputes? |
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| The mayor will act as the final arbiter in any disputes between board members. |
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| This has featured disputes over when he was required to attend, the amount of notice he requires and his attitude towards the way the inquiry conducts its business. |
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| Relations soured after border disputes and clashes between troops followed by a war of words in which each accused the other of threatening security. |
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| When there were disputes between students, Mecallari would leave one party with Ramos while he went to investigate. |
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| Traditionally, Afghan leaders owe their authority to their skill in battle, their wisdom in settling disputes and the resources they can access for their followers. |
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| Did the fact that Welsh kinship in general recognized the claims of a wider family, descending from a more remote ancestor, lead to more bitter disputes here? |
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| Also, as a rule for settling trade disputes in the field of agrobiology, application of various WTO agreements is emerging as an important challenge for the global community. |
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| The rail companies are taking a belligerent attitude towards the disputes. |
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| Along with age-old border disputes, this is a thorny issue for Khmers, and bodes ill for the hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese living in Cambodia. |
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| We need to read the letters of Paul before we read the gospels, and we need to read the gospels as testimonies of faith written to settle disputes within the early church. |
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| It became the perfect central motif, as both an anciently used village resource and the centre of late 20th century disputes on patents and ownership of knowledge. |
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| The disputes have been major stumbling blocks for Croatia's accession into both NATO and the European Union. |
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| I wonder what Barkley, who disputes the notion that ADHD is over-diagnosed, would have to say about it. |
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| With the war having destroyed the judicial system, Syrians seek out members of ISIS to adjudicate disputes. |
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| Mexico has comparable federal bureaucratic structures, as well as an independent Electoral Tribunal to adjudicate disputes. |
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| The ICJ adjudicates on disputes between states and its rulings are binding. |
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| In more recent years, Brando's brilliance as an actor was overshadowed by his eccentric reclusion, the turmoil in his family life and financial disputes. |
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| I have frequently heard that disputes as to the right pronunciation of words have been settled by reference to the manner in which they have been spoken on the wireless. |
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| He signed a commercial deal favorable to South Korea and reached out to Vietnam following recent territorial disputes. |
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| The technology can resolve disputes for viewers over line calls, compare first and second serves and identify areas where returns of serve are made. |
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| Ties with Iraq have also been soured by disputes over oil trade and the Syrian conflict. |
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| For this reason, a majority of disputes are settled out of court. |
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| It will also mediate disputes and handle visits by people from each side. |
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| While no one disputes Ahola's ability to lift 900 pounds, some have found his performance refreshingly unpracticed, others off-puttingly amateurish. |
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| As men of honour, the male members of the upper classes reserved the right to settle their disputes among themselves, without recourse to or interference by the state. |
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| The cast of players involved in the disputes and lawsuits examined over paternity, illegitimacy and breach of promise included more than just young couples and judges. |
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| Singapore has reciprocated by putting several disputes on the back burner. |
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| He said the report would lead to an improvement plan, which would bolster the mediation service offered in neighbour disputes, and get tougher on tenants in arrears. |
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| If a pension is linked to a job's salary, there can be disputes if the post has been regraded since the civil servant's retirement, according to Kenny. |
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| Most ongoing vendettas stem from disputes over land and water rights. |
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| Sure, there were internal disputes over strategy and diversification efforts that went awry. |
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| Is it any wonder arguments are never settled and disputes always confused? |
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| But Duffin strongly disputes this, saying that just because Scottish Life is for tax reasons barred from handing out large windfalls, it doesn't mean it is being ungenerous. |
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| I usually avoid engaging in cross-columnist disputes because they seem petty and self-indulgent. |
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| When companies find themselves in seemingly irresolvable disputes with each other, they often bring in a mediator. |
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| In such an argument there would always be matter for answers, rejoinders, replications, triplications, quadruplications, and that infinite web of disputes. |
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| These patronage disputes had both local salience and national resonance. |
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| The result is that a lot of folks go to their graves feeling unrelieved remorse for disputes they had long ago with lovers, family members, business colleagues, and others. |
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| Western Europeans want to believe that all international disputes can be resolved amicably, or as they call it, diplomatically, and multilaterally. |
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| However, especially for those of us who find such metaphysical disputes sterile, questions about the paranormal have a very important part to play in the debate. |
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| The parties had agreed to arbitrate their disputes and after a substantial hearing the arbitrators had produced a detailed reasoned award on the merits. |
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| As a council worker there have been a number of issues that threatened to turn into disputes, but concessions have been made by employers to avoid them. |
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| In the early years of the republic, the power of the Supreme Court fueled disputes between federalists and Republicans. |
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| Good judges are not partisans, but fair arbiters of disputes. |
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| Lacrosse is believed to have been first played by native American Indians in the 15th century, for recreation and to settle disputes between tribes. |
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| This last question raises disputes of fact, and I shall consider it first. |
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| Some disputes are better left undecided in the annals of history. |
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| Over the years, the band has had many internal disputes, with members threatening to quit and going for long periods without talking to each other. |
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| The minister was asked what guidance had been issued on the validity of fatwas and of other rulings issued by religious authorities to decide matrimonial disputes. |
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| As he grew up, he became known for his truthfulness, generosity and sincerity, so that he was sought after for his ability to arbitrate in disputes. |
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| No lasting foundations for bilateral cooperation and the presence of disputes resulting from this loss of common ground loosen trade links between the states. |
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| Pending the establishment of judicial procedures to hear labor and administrative disputes, the regulation says the commission can arbitrate in such cases. |
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| He also acted as an adviser to doctors involved in partnership disputes. |
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| At this informal level, disputes are settled by a jirga, a council of tribal elders. |
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| Oil and other expendable resources are frequently the subject of military disputes. |
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| After the past disputes between the two countries, both sides decided to make a fresh start by agreeing to trade with each other again. |
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| After 1945, Scotland's economic situation became progressively worse due to overseas competition, inefficient industry, and industrial disputes. |
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| Henry II developed the practice of sending judges from his own central court to hear the various disputes throughout the country. |
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| His judges would resolve disputes on an ad hoc basis according to what they interpreted the customs to be. |
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| The ecclesiastical histories of Socrates, Sozomen, and Theodoret describe the ecclesiastic disputes of Constantine's later reign. |
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| Thynghowe was a place where people came to resolve disputes and settle issues. |
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| Henry and Becket had repeated disputes over issues such as church tenures, the marriage of Henry's brother, and taxation. |
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| By 1135, major disputes between Henry I and Matilda drove the nobles previously loyal to Henry I against Matilda. |
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| The French were paralysed by the disputes between Burgundians and Armagnacs. |
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| Ukraine has consistently supported peaceful, negotiated settlements to disputes. |
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| Serious disputes involving the use of personal power, or threats to royal authority, were thus dealt with. |
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| The reality of political differences between Rome and England allowed growing theological disputes to come to the fore. |
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| There were many disputes between the government and parishes over church property. |
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| As the King's disputes with the English Parliament grew into the English Civil War, James stayed in Oxford, a Royalist stronghold. |
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| He entered into disputes and disagreements with Loch, with Francis Egerton, and with the other two trustees. |
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| The Court was the highest authority in the law, settling legal disputes in the Community, while the Auditors had no power but to investigate. |
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| It is said that the original purpose of this was to prevent disputes in the House from devolving into duels. |
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| For personal injury, defamation cases and in some landlord and tenant disputes the thresholds for each track have different values. |
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| The Lord High Steward presided, but the entire House could decide all legal, factual or procedural disputes. |
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| Theoretically, the Crown, as fount of honour, is entitled to decide all questions relating to peerage disputes. |
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| This led to disputes about the number of animals allowed and the enclosure of land. |
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| Consequently, unexpected or incomplete data or occasional errors or disputes about its analysis can also attract considerable attention. |
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| Hooke was in demand to settle many of these disputes, due to his competence as a surveyor and his tact as an arbitrator. |
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| Boulton and Watt never collected all that was owed them, but the disputes were all settled directly between the parties or through arbitration. |
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| In 2012, the two countries resolved their maritime boundary disputes at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. |
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| The revival entered a period of factionalism and public disputes, with each orthography attempting to push the others aside. |
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| Children are allowed to resolve disputes with each other, including physical fighting. |
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| This is the governing body for all foxhound packs and deals with disputes about boundaries between hunts, as well as regulating the activity. |
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| But England dominated, winning the next three series to 1896 despite continuing player disputes. |
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| The controversy over the Ikin catch was one of the biggest disputes of the era. |
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| For the second year in a row, Button had contract disputes involving BAR and Williams. |
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| Between 1936 and 1938, a series of labour disputes, strikes, and worker unrest spread throughout the French automobile industry. |
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| The disputes were eventually quashed by Renault in a particularly intransigent way, and over 2,000 people lost their jobs. |
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| The company has had several disputes with ITV plc in recent years over network programming. |
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| There were disputes regarding the Radcliffe Line's award of the Chittagong Hill Tracts and the Gurdaspur district. |
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| Its aims were to encourage governments to solve international disputes by peaceful means. |
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| The Executive Council would create a Permanent Court of International Justice to make judgements on the disputes. |
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| After the First World War, Poland and Lithuania both regained their independence but soon became immersed in territorial disputes. |
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| In addition to territorial disputes, the League also tried to intervene in other conflicts between and within nations. |
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| The Act also sets up mechanisms to resolve disputes over questions about legislative competence of the Parliament and powers of the Executive. |
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| However, there remain disputes over the legitimacy of the G20, and criticisms of its organisation and the efficacy of its declarations. |
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| There have been disputes over the sizes of the migrations and whether they were peaceful. |
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| The causes included political disputes and increasing competition from merchant shipping. |
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| It instituted a system of special courts to review disputes relating to voter qualifications. |
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| The service model union focuses more on maintaining worker rights, providing services, and resolving disputes. |
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| Oil exploration, licensed by the Falkland Islands Government, remains controversial as a result of maritime disputes with Argentina. |
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| Nevertheless, the Council retained the power to hear legal disputes, either in the first instance or on appeal. |
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| In 1980, the party conference was dominated by factional disputes and what Callaghan regarded as Bennite motions. |
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| There are also a number of specialist courts and tribunals that have been created to hear specific types of disputes. |
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| Trade disputes and attendant job fears have sometimes strained the special relationship. |
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| Some previous disputes have been resolved by the International Court of Justice. |
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| This necessarily introduces distortion, and can lead to legitimate disputes about what the true inflation rate is. |
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| Several doctrinal disputes from the 4th century onwards led to the calling of Ecumenical councils. |
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| The EFTA Court performs a similar role to the European Court of Justice's in that it resolves disputes under the EEA Agreement. |
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| Simultaneous with the Napoleonic Wars, trade disputes and British impressment of American sailors led to the War of 1812 with the United States. |
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| It was in relation to disputes over the sovereignty of Gibraltar following the EU referendum. |
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| He became friends with Oliver Cromwell, who was second in command, supporting him in his disputes with Manchester. |
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| This lack of agreement had the potential to lead to serious international disputes. |
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| Spain disputes the EEZ's southern border, maintaining that it should be drawn halfway between Madeira and the Canary Islands. |
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| These disputes are recorded in ancient times in the Middle East, as well as for East Asia. |
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| Japan has island disputes with all three of its neighbours, Russia, South Korea and China, leaving it diplomatically isolated in its near-abroad. |
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| In addition, all disputes over Texas and the disputed territory between Rio Grande and Rio Nueces were abandoned. |
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| Gaelic culture was on the rise, and long lasting disputes within the Church had finally been settled. |
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| There were immediate disputes of Macpherson's claims on both literary and political grounds. |
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| However, on Ranald's death, disputes between Godfrey and his nephews led to an enormous amount of violence. |
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| Caesar claims that the druids are the judges for all kinds of legal disputes, both where criminal and where civil law is concerned. |
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| The Scottish Land Court has jurisdiction over disputes involving agricultural tenancies and crofting rights. |
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| There were not many disputes over succession after the 16th century and, by the 17th century, the setting aside of the male heir was a rarity. |
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| However, the Welsh practice of settling disputes by arbitration was retained. |
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| Supranational organizations provide mechanisms whereby disputes between nations may be resolved through arbitration or mediation. |
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| He was a religious cleric and judge who was invited to come to Saada from Medina to arbitrate tribal disputes. |
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| The Council operates on consensus basis, mostly dealing with environmental treaties and not addressing boundary or resource disputes. |
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| Meanwhile, Louis the German was involved with disputes with his three sons. |
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| As his power grew, his enemies increased in number, and bitter disputes with the high nobility became frequent. |
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| In waters that are the subject of territorial disputes, countries may actively encourage overfishing. |
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| However, being a party to the statute does not automatically give the Court jurisdiction over disputes involving those parties. |
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| Japan, China and Korea are some of the greatest consumers of fish, and have some disputes over Exclusive Economic Zone. |
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| Wolves also kill red, arctic and corsac foxes, usually in disputes over carcasses, sometimes eating them. |
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| Unlike brown bears, black bears frequently lose against wolves in disputes over kills. |
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| Rather than fighting for the right to mate with a female, male toads may settle disputes by means of the pitch of their voice. |
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| Lithuania's foreign policy was dominated by territorial disputes with Poland and Germany. |
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| Other explanations include fraud, though curator Alfred Grimm of the Egyptian Museum in Munich disputes this. |
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| The most famous, the CSS Alabama, did considerable damage and led to serious postwar disputes. |
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| In addition to formal disputes, the government of Somalia exercises little control de facto over Somali territorial waters. |
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| They could also act as a medium for resolving disputes between local bodies and ratepayers or other interests. |
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| Disputes as to whether or not to classify something as a work of art are referred to as classificatory disputes about art. |
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| Croatia's application to become an EU member state was initially suspended pending resolution of its border disputes with Slovenia. |
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| Russia engaged in a number of bilateral disputes about gas supplies with Belarus and Ukraine which endangered gas supplies to Europe. |
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| During the early Renaissance, duelling established the status of a respectable gentleman, and was an accepted manner of resolving disputes. |
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| The kings of England made claim to Normandy, as well as their other possessions in France, which led to various disputes with the French. |
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| Its economy grew rapidly largely through fishing, although this was marred by disputes with other nations. |
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| The parties generally agreed to preserve the peace, aid in military endeavours and arbitrate disputes. |
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| The importance of this trade relationship led to military action when disputes arose. |
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| Over time, squires would meet and resolve the disputes during negotiations over combat. |
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| These are further aggravated by land disputes and political rivalries, the most common causes of rido. |
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| This seems to have been the common way of solving disputes in cases where two or more worthy candidates for the throne existed. |
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| The controversy over the massacre was linked to disputes among German nationalists about the image of Charlemagne. |
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| The goal was to avoid skepticism, deism and theological disputes that might impinge on domestic tranquility. |
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| In the aftermath of Northern Crusades William of Modena as Papal legate solved the disputes between the crusaders in Livonia and Prussia. |
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| Once that was achieved, disputes soon broke out over control of the conquered territories. |
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| The many disputes, even the armed ones, were set aside in 1087 when they reunited to fight their common enemy. |
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| Various small islands also lie within the Persian Gulf, some of which are the subject of territorial disputes between the states of the region. |
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| As an independent third party, the Pope would, on occasion, be asked to arbitrate disputes between kingdoms. |
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| Namibia does not have any enemies in the region although it has been involved in various disputes regarding borders and construction plans. |
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| The Council, under the monarch, had full power to resolve all legal and political disputes. |
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| However, these border disputes have not prevented both countries from having friendly diplomatic relations and strong economic ties. |
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| Reports suggested that the businessman Horacio Cartes became the new political figure amid disputes. |
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| Information gleaned from espionage is useful in almost all forms of diplomacy, everything from trade agreements to border disputes. |
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| Various processes and procedures have evolved over time for handling diplomatic issues and disputes. |
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| Colombia and Peru went to war because of territory disputes far in the Amazon basin. |
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| However, territorial disputes in eastern Sabah and the South China Sea have escalated. |
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| The Aleuts purportedly clashed with the native Chumash, killing many over trading disputes. |
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| After disputes which lasted into the next Parliament, this second measure was dropped, but the right to hear equity appeals was confirmed. |
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| An embassy reached Calvin while he was at a colloquy, a conference to settle religious disputes, in Worms. |
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| Because of this, the Scriptures alone are the church's final authority in all religious disputes. |
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| Since 1785, there have been disputes within the Episcopal Church that have led to departures of clergy and congregations. |
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| Established the Community Relations Service, tasked with assisting in community disputes involving claims of discrimination. |
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| The Court ceased operation in 1832 and its functions were subsumed into the Court of Session, Scotland's supreme court for civil disputes. |
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| However, the merchants needed to solve their disputes rapidly, sometimes on the hour, with the least costs and by the most efficient means. |
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| Further, lex mercatoria is sometimes used in international disputes between commercial entities. |
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| Parties are permitted to agree to arbitrate disputes arising from their contracts. |
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| Many contracts provide that all disputes arising thereunder will be resolved by arbitration, rather than litigated in courts. |
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| The firms then began including arbitration agreements in their customer agreements, requiring their customers to arbitrate disputes. |
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| Many contracts contain a forum selection clause setting out where disputes in relation to the contract should be litigated. |
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