An arbitration agreement is an agreement by the parties to submit to arbitration all or certain disputes which have arisen or which may arise between them in respect of a defined legal relationship, whether contractual or not.

(1) Arbitration agreement' is an agreement by the parties to submit to arbitration all or certain disputes which have arisen or which may arise between them in respect of a defined legal relationship, whether contractual or not.

However, the Office noted that there seemed to be some contractual problems, concerning the legal language of the general conditions of the contract.

b Classified as contractual services in the financial statements.

Canada declared that it would apply the Convention only to differences arising out of legal relationships, whether contractual or not, that were considered commercial under the laws of Canada, except in the case of the Province of Quebec, where the law did not provide for such limitation.

The State party has no knowledge of contractual disputes with the university, not a part of government, and submits these are of no relevance to the case.

Claims related to contractual losses and were thus arbitrable matters.

A company's principal responsibilities were towards those with whom it had formal contractual relationships.

In order to both recruit and retain such staff, competitive conditions of service and contractual arrangements are necessary.

Treaty obligations were contractual obligations and the intent underlying a contract had a bearing on the extent and manner of its operation.

The Department for General Assembly and Conference Management is also handling contractual translations through various sources, including translation firms.

It prescribes different procedures, offers procuring entities alternative techniques and sets recommended and mandatory contract clauses and attached forms.

To be precise, we need to embrace a contractual approach to sovereignty, one that recognizes the obligations and responsibilities as well as the rights of those who enjoy it.

During development by yellowTAB, the company received criticism from the BeOS community for refusing to discuss its legal position with regard to the BeOS codebase (perhaps for contractual reasons).

In the budget for 2006 2007, requests are made for the equipment, software, communication devices and contractual services required to support the data centre relocation project.

Moreover, when providing their capital to a financial firm, bondholders can generally be expected to obtain contractual terms that reflect the risks they face.

If bondholders knew that the government would protect them, they would not insist on getting stricter contractual terms when they face greater risks.

Contractual services were also incurred in the development and organization of the international contest for the IYDD logo, and additional costs were incurred in the development of this logo.

The 300 series appointment of limited duration would be used as the contractual instrument for the employment of staff performing functions that are temporary in nature, with a limited duration of under one year.

Salaries of local staff are based on the salary scale established by the United Kingdom Command Secretariat and are included under section 9 of the cost estimate as contractual services.

Such definition of the beginning and end is in principle a contractual affair what is decisive is what the parties have agreed are the receipt of the goods and their delivery.

(c) Increase flexibility by using contractual forms that allow UNOPS to manage peaks of activity without increasing fixed cost capacity, and by hiring versatile, mobile resources.

At a meeting on translational research, a senior member of a contract research organization a company that provides outsourced research services to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries articulated the problem.

By contrast, emerging markets like China have less sophisticated systems and evolve more complex contractual institutional links over time, particularly through globalized transactions.

Genuine partnership is difficult to achieve when resource rich countries view foreign mining and drilling companies only as adversaries, seeking unfair and inequitable contracting agreements.

Many other adversaries of Iraq also maintained treaty relations with it in areas potentially incompatible with armed conflict, including, inter alia, the United States of America, France, Australia, the Netherlands, Egypt, Canada, Czechoslovakia and Romania.

In paragraph 306 of its report, the Board recommended that the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development consult with United Nations management and other research institutes to find appropriate contractual solutions for multi year assignments.

Typically, the public sector must enter into contractual agreements with private firms not only to build the infrastructure, but also to operate it as a regulated monopoly or on a concession basis.

2, of the International Commercial Arbitration Act, S.A. 1986 pursuant to 7 (1) MAL and found that the disputes felt within the description differences arising out of commercial legal relationship, whether contractual or not .

Current social welfare provisions recognized that family members regularly supported each other without any intent of entering into a formal contractual arrangement, which was ordinarily the basis for pay related social insurance.

The Kuwaiti court determined that the company had not made a claim for the partnership's interests before the Commission, except to the extent that the company's 51 per cent of the profits was included in contracting revenue in the company's audited financial statements.

Moreover, to help ensure that liberalization and privatization measures would enhance the quality and operational efficiency of infrastructure at reasonable cost, such measures should be accompanied by appropriate competition policies, sectoral regulations and or contractual requirements.

The successful conclusion in April of the Feasibility Study for Serbia and Montenegro left Bosnia and Herzegovina isolated as the only country in the region not to have a contractual relationship with the European Union.

The Department of Peacekeeping Operations proposes that the 100 series appointment be used as the contractual instrument for the employment of staff performing functions that are not, by their nature, temporary or limited in duration, and for which the Department has a continuing need for one year or longer, in line with ST SGB 177.

Achievements of the Headquarters Procurement Working Group in the harmonization of procurement related regulations and rules and contracting tools have apparently not yet been replicated at the level of UNON and other field duty stations.

The number of people who are going to be able to participate in these kinds of projects is going to grow, and we can see that organizations designed around a culture of generosity can achieve incredible effects without an enormous amount of contractual overhead a very different model than our default model for large scale group action in the 20th century.

Some investments, however, are made for the improvement of infrastructure in these cases, a quantifiable return is difficult to estimate the investment could be required to meet contractual obligations or to support effective and efficient business operations and, as such, would generally not generate a quantifiable return.

Unjustified unliquidated obligations

However, this is not enough.

This is both unconstitutional and inhuman.

In the insolvency of a non grantor debtor, the creditor is an unsecured creditor with an unsecured claim against the non grantor debtor.

شوفينية غير مقبولة وفي غير محلها كالعادة

The number of illegal abortions is unknown.

But both the diagnosis and the remedy are incorrect.

Yet this technology remains unproved.