First, these primary campaigns will not be settled in February.
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They are told they will never be settled in Australia.
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She acknowledged the matter may ultimately be settled in court.
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The matter will be settled in court, Mr. Jomard said.
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It looks like this one's going to be settled in court.
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This is something that will be settled in our bilateral dialogue.
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That question may now be settled in a court of law.
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The firm has said XRP transactions can be settled in four seconds.
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Clifford's attorney, Michael Avenatti, said it should be settled in open court.
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Daniels' attorney, Michael Avenatti, said the matter should be settled in open court.
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The CDU has been thrown into a leadership struggle to be settled in December.
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To a certain extent, these aren't questions that can be settled in a debate.
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The Australian government, however, remains adamant that the men will never be settled in Australia.
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The matter had seemed to be settled in April, when the settlement agreement was forged.
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If there are problems in Syria, they should be settled in Syria, not brought here.
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If the dispute between the economic entities — dispute will be settled in Stockholm arbitration court.
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The UK's plan to leave the European Union will be settled in eight frantic days.
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Futures contracts will have maturities of one, two or three months and be settled in cash.
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That will be settled in the coming months, once Mistry finds a buyer for the space.
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The attorneys reiterated Apple's position that the disagreement should not be settled in the court system.
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Transitioning is hard, but we are learning to navigate uncertainty, to be settled in the unsettled.
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So it's going to be settled in court," Jordan said Sunday on ABC News "This Week.
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This would seem like the kind of dispute that could be settled in a full trial.
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But it is unclear that either of the disputes over disputes can be settled in this way.
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And I think the survival of the JCPOA may well be settled in the next few weeks.
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Employees are often required to sign contracts stipulating that sexual harassment claims be settled in private courts.
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L could finally be settled in a quick auction this weekend, Britain's Takeover Panel said on Thursday.
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Any disputes you have — with brokers and advisers alike — are likely to be settled in arbitration anyway.
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In case if the dispute between the economic entities, dispute will be settled in Stockholm arbitration court.
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RYUN: First of all, I think this is going to be settled in the court of public opinion.
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Uber argued that a clause in its contract with Levandowski required that the dispute be settled in arbitration.
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Shepard's case, however, is not on their official meeting agenda, and is likely to be settled in court.
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It is not clear who is right, and the matter will probably have to be settled in court.
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The company's user agreement says cases must be settled in private arbitration, a federal judge said on Tuesday.
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Ripple said transactions in XRP can be settled in four seconds, faster than any major cryptocurrency right now.
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In 2013, the government announced that no asylum seeker who arrived by boat would ever be settled in Australia.
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Officers calmed down the situation and told them this was, ironically, a civil matter to be settled in court.
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" He continued, "They will not be settled in Australia, and they will not be resettled in the United States.
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It will not be settled in time for anyone to brag about it on the campaign trail in 2020.
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House Democrats appeared to respond to the idea that Mr. Trump's fate should be settled in the 2020 election.
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Environmentalists are challenging these policy decisions on procedural and other grounds, with the matter likely to be settled in courts.
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" Instead, the document states, any disagreements, including those regarding "rights of privacy and publicity," would be settled in "confidential arbitration.
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So the best way for it to be settled in practice is by the person who actually faces the choice.
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But Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said refugees still in the Manus Island facility would never be settled in Australia.
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But the battle is far from over and is likely to be settled in either the Supreme Court or Congress.
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"No one from Manus Island Regional Processing Center will ever be settled in Australia," Mr. Dutton said in a statement.
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The total considerations for these investments amount to HKD55 billion-60 billion, which will be settled in 2017 or beyond.
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Ms. Lee's claims are to be settled in a trial court; she says she has lost nearly 1 million dollars.
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DeVos's guidance also allowed cases to be settled in mediation sessions and dropped the time frames for completing such investigations.
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The sale will be carried out via a market transaction initiated by Yakult and is expected to be settled in March.
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And I think having happiness as a goal makes it difficult to experience and be settled in the sensation of joy.
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Regardless, this disagreement seems destined to be settled in court, as San Francisco doesn't seem eager to settle the matter privately.
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The U.S. and other nations, however, did not formally recognize that claim, saying the land's status should be settled in negotiations.
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That broke with years of international policy consensus, which called for the status of Jerusalem to be settled in peace talks.
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We very much hope that this can be settled in a way that makes it smooth, that does not harm confidence.
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A woman and her children may be settled in a shelter affiliated with the government, local administrations or a nongovernmental organization.
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The last undecided contest of the 214 midterms could be settled in a special election in North Carolina's 2361th Congressional District.
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But what seems likelier is that the beef between Musk and the SEC will be settled in a much more amicable fashion.
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Such a move had long been considered at odds with US policy that the status of Jerusalem should be settled in negotiations.
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The fate of the 2012 autopsy shows us, then, that this issue won't be settled in think tanks or among Washington elites.
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Mauldin recognizes there is plenty of work left to be done, but he seems to be settled in for the long-haul.
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This time, they were careful to say that the final borders of Israel and any Palestinian state must be settled in negotiations.
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I believe these games tend to stay close throughout or be settled in a jiffy, and this weekend I'm leaning the latter.
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The dispute centers on whether the agreement is valid and if the matter should be settled in open court or private arbitration.
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That's based on a combination of "distance and duration," like regular Uber drives, but can only be settled in cash, the company said.
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BHP also faces a significant juncture in the Samarco mine dam liability saga in Brazil, which is meant to be settled in September.
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Kirby told reporters that he did not want to be unduly optimistic but hoped unresolved issues would be settled in the coming days.
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StanChart is looking to issue 100 million SDRs (about 925 million renminbi or $139 million) and the bonds will be settled in renminbi.
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While Judge Mark L. Wolf ruled against it, Optum emphasized that the issues remain unresolved and would need to be settled in arbitration.
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The norm that trade differences should be settled in a peaceful and orderly manner will have been sacrificed to no advantage for most Americans.
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The wall would also have to be constructed through private property -- especially in Texas -- and those cases would have to be settled in court.
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Snap disputes all of this as "scurrilous, publicity-seeking" allegations from a "disgruntled ex-employee," and believes the matter should be settled in arbitration.
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But the lawsuits face continued challenges in court, since JetSmarter's membership agreement states that any disputes with the company must be settled in arbitration.
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Other knotty issues to be settled in the withdrawal treaty include border arrangements, notably in Ireland, and the rights of EU and British expatriates.
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PES owes the EPA about $185 million worth of RINs, though it is unclear how that debt will be settled in the bankruptcy proceeding.
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The constitutional amendments put forward add language saying that "foreign populations cannot be settled in Hungary" and would place additional limits on eligibility for asylum.
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Once Mr. Trump issues his expected veto, the matter is all but certain to be settled in the courts, where multiple lawsuits have been filed.
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Most countries regard the status of Jerusalem as a matter to be settled in an eventual Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement, although that process is now stalled.
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One-year dollar/rial forwards - deals that will be settled in 12 months' time - jumped on Monday as high as 1,500 points, their highest since 2006.
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The deal will be settled in cash and in shares in the new company that will act as the master franchisee for the 20-year period.
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Even if those processed on the island were found to be refugees, they were told by the Australian government they would never be settled in Australia.
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When asked if this matter should be settled in a conversation between the mayor and the governor, Mr. Lhota conceded that it should work that way.
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"Some governments are working on it, and people have to be settled in the best possible way, but creating psychosis is not the cure," he added.
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He also alleges that a contract she signed mandated that any issues that arose from the filming would be settled in private arbitration — not a public court.
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His comments underscored the range of issues yet to be settled in the privatization of Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras SA, as the government's holding company is formally known.
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The Oversight panel will continue to monitor the issue, but Gowdy warned that much of it is uncharted territory and probably will be settled in the courts.
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Under the deal struck with Bangladesh, Myanmar agreed to take measures to see that the returnees will not be settled in temporary places for a long time.
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Once Mr. Trump issues his expected veto, his effort to build a wall on the southern border is all but certain to be settled in the courts.
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By the day's end, it seemed all but inevitable that the competing claims would have to be settled in the nation's courts rather than on Capitol Hill.
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Major issues of how schools must deal with transgender students could be settled in a case due to be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court in March.
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The news that the Tesla Super Factory will be settled in Shanghai has given the market confidence in the company's long-term capacity increase and sales promotion.
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The parties may have been sharply divided on many of the issues that need to be settled in such negotiations -- but at least they agreed on that.
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Stephen Vaughn, who served as general counsel to the U.S. Trade Representative during Trump's first two years, said many disputes would be settled in future by negotiations.
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The Trump Organization claims the matter should be settled in arbitration -- after all, it says, the agreement between Fintiklis and Trump Organization requires arbitration to resolve differences.
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Jeff Lewis is ready to face off with his daughter's surrogate in court after a judge ruled Monday their legal battle will not be settled in private arbitration.
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" While it remains to be seen whether this dispute will be settled in court or privately between the both parties, Bleu continues to maintain she has "literal receipts.
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"This won't be settled here, it'll be settled in the courts," Commissioner Willie Adams said on Tuesday night at the commission meeting in the San Francisco Ferry Building.
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Abe said earlier on Monday that he hopes for progress in peace treaty talks with Russia but that the decades-old issue cannot be settled in one meeting.
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Among other points, the Hungarian Constitution would be amended to say that "foreign populations cannot be settled in Hungary" and would place limits on who is eligible for asylum.
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ZTE Reduces Accounts Payable: TN entered into a payment arrangement with ZTE Corporation, the Chinese telecommunications equipment company, and we expect the entire exposure to be settled in FY7503.
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Many companies include forced arbitration clauses in contracts with customers, requiring that any disputes be settled in binding arbitration and barring customers from suing in a court of law.
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Regulators have pushed for derivatives contracts—which investors use to hedge borrowing costs, currencies or commodity prices—to be settled in clearing houses, arguing it makes the system safer.
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Bitcoin futures aren't perfect proxies for the real thing, partly because they will be settled in dollars, not the cryptocurrency, which trades at different dollar prices in different places.
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The large debate that will be settled in the 2020 presidential campaign will pit progressive Democrats supporting Medicare for all against conservative Republicans supporting a purely market-based system.
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The struggle over how or whether to prioritize pricing instruments can come later; it doesn't need to be settled in advance of getting people on board with the GND.
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The war over the "12 Gauge" nickname ain't about to be settled in the Octagon -- with Cardale Jones telling TMZ Sports ... Paige VanZant would "destroy" him in an MMA fight.
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Uber argues that Google's complaints should be settled in its arbitration proceeding with Levandowski rather than in court, although it has agreed to litigate Google's claims that relate to patents.
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The whole transaction will take longer than initially imagined — potentially as long as a few months to be settled in full — leaving numbers of confused customers stranded on the curb.
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The new contract will be settled in cash, based on the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR), a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin.
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The fate of the law, which the United States Justice Department has challenged as a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, will most likely be settled in court.
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Under 1990s interim peace deals between Israel and the Palestinians, the future of Jerusalem is one of the key issues to be settled in final peace negotiations between the sides.
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Uber argued unsuccessfully that Waymo's claims belonged in an arbitration proceeding because of a clause in Levandowski's employment contract that said disputes between Waymo and Levandowski should be settled in arbitration.
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"If a country were to leave the Eurosystem, its national central bank's claims on or liabilities to the ECB would need to be settled in full," Draghi said in the letter.
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It's not every day that a theological argument has to be settled in a court of law, yet that's exactly what is about to unfold in the Supreme Court of India.
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Jackson pointed out, nearly yelling with frustration at Burnham, that the Constitution always allowed for these sorts of disputes to be settled in the courts, even if it hasn't happened that often.
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Australia's government says that in implementing this divisive policy, they wanted to send a clear message to any potential refugees and people smugglers -- that asylum seekers will not be settled in Australia.
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"It will be implemented from next Monday," Yoo Il-ho told reporters in Seoul, referring to a decision which will allow trade between the two nations to be settled in the euro.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government has also proposed amending the constitution to state that an "alien population" cannot be settled in Hungary, rejecting European Union quotas to distribute migrants around the bloc.
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"They've already had significant vetting by Australian authorities and any refugees that will be settled in the U.S. will be subject to 'extreme vetting' by Department of Homeland Security," Mr. Robinson said.
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Regarding a U.S. request for a greater share of a 45,000 tonne EU import quota for hormone-free beef, he said he expected it to be settled in "four to six weeks".
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that's about to expire next year, in case, if the dispute between the economic entities — dispute will be settled in Stockholm arbitration court.
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Syria divided The sectarian and political divide in the country means that Aswad and the other evacuees from Foua and Kafraya will be settled in the coastal city Latakia and other government strongholds.
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"The most bullish case here is that the tariff issue will be settled in Q1 2019, and a meaningful resolution should be enough to trigger a first half rally for stocks," Colas added.
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The new futures contracts will be settled in cash, based on the CME 'CF Bitcoin Reference Rate', a once-a-day reference rate of the U.S. dollar price of bitcoin, the company said.
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The bill said that no foreign population from outside Europe could be settled in Hungary and that the application of European Union laws could not infringe its territorial integrity and population make-up.
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The report said the agency had promised that the unresolved regulatory matters, such as an inquiry into the bank's aggressive practice of closing customers' accounts, would be settled in private, without further fines.
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that's about to expire next year in case — if the dispute between the economic entitles — dispute will be settled in the Stockholm arbitration court.
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NAIROBI, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Kenya's securities depository and settlement firm is ready to launch a new trading platform from April that will allow trades to be settled in one day, it said on Thursday.
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"The argument cannot be settled in practice because rasgulla's first use was probably never recorded textually," Krishnendu Ray, the chair of the Nutrition and Food Studies Department at New York University, explains to me.
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that is about to expire next year, in case -- if the dispute between the economic entities dispute will be settled in the Stockholm Arbitration Court.
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The consensus of international law is that Jerusalem's status is unresolved, that claims of sovereignty by Israel are invalid and that the issue must be settled in negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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Veteran Chris Johnson's late-season injury accelerated the rookie's ascent into the starting role; whether the elder Johnson can re-establish himself over the younger is a question that will be settled in camp.
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Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer Martin Chavez said that the assets will be settled in U.S. dollars and that the reference price is the bitcoin-dollar price as established by a set of exchanges.
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The Oslo accords of 1993, which created an autonomous Palestinian Authority, left the status of Jerusalem as one of several "final status issues" to be settled in a permanent peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The structure is similar to what has been done in Mexico, where the sovereign and some corporates such as oil company Pemex have sold domestic bonds that can be settled in both Euroclear and locally.
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Alphabet's annual earnings filing, released Tuesday, clarified further: Additionally, stock-based compensation includes other types of stock-based awards that may be settled in the stock of certain of our Other Bets or in cash.
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So while the immediate fate of Viacom may be settled in Delaware by the end of the year, the ultimate fate of the trust and of Viacom itself will take years and years of litigation.
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During breaks, when the other American teachers left for places near or far—Istanbul, Tangier, St. Petersburg—I stayed behind; I didn't want to travel, I said, I wanted to be settled in a single place.
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. district court in Birmingham, accused the Obama administration of failing to consult state officials about any refugees to be settled in the state, in violation of the federal Refugee Act of 1980.
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Mr. Ailes's lawyers have said that the dispute has to be settled in arbitration because of a clause in Ms. Carlson's contract; Ms. Carlson's lawyers have argued that her arbitration clause did not explicitly mention Mr. Ailes.
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One major factor in the race that won't be settled in South Carolina is the electoral might of Mr. Bloomberg, who is not competing in the state but will be on the primary ballots on Super Tuesday.
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A federal appeals court on Monday overturned a judge's order requiring two merged luxury airlines to bargain with a pilots' union, agreeing with the companies that a dispute over how negotiations should proceed must be settled in arbitration.
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Barring any further bad health news that emerges in the next few weeks, the question of just how serious news this is will mainly be settled in the debates, which are set to begin two weeks from today.
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Such a move would overturn 70 years of international consensus, that Jerusalem's status should be settled in a final peace agreement, and, some argue, would effectively signal the end of moves to achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Why it matters: Calvey is a U.S. citizen who has argued that criminal charges are inappropriate in what he and his firm, Baring Vostok Capital Partners, believe is a commercial shareholder dispute that should be settled in arbitration.
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Twenty-three of the 32 finalists have now been decided while the remainder will be settled in November with four European playoffs, two intercontinental playoffs and the final round of African qualifiers, where three groups are still open.
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Experts say the blockchain will allow a large number of transactions to be settled in a matter of minutes or even seconds as well as being more secure, since each transaction is recorded and cannot be tampered with.
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In a rational world, Central Americans on the border of the US would be settled in the US and Afghans, Iraqis, Iranians and Sri Lankans placed on Nauru and Manus by the Australian government should be resettled in Australia.
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To make matters worse, it signed a highway deal that is worth over 25% of its GDP — in a contract that allows China to take Montenegrin land as collateral and requires any disputes to be settled in Chinese courts.
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But the judge, John Mendez of U.S. District Court in Sacramento, also rebuked lawmakers, saying that the immigration issue could not ultimately be settled in the courts and said elected leaders needed to put aside differences and forge legislation.
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The date was selected because that was when former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced that "as of today, asylum seekers who come here by boat without a visa will never be settled in Australia," Mr. Turnbull said on Sunday.
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As the White House and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) spar over who will head the watchdog agency in the absence of a permanent director, lawyers say that the issue will likely have to be settled in the courts.
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Funding for Planned Parenthood has been a perennial issue since Republicans won control of the House in 2010, and each time, Republican leaders have finessed it by saying the matter would be settled in a broader health care bill.
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The 2nd Court of Appeals for the Southern District of New York overturned a lower court's decision that Uber's online user agreement doesn't give customers enough notice that their legal disputes with the company must be settled in arbitration.
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While there is a degree of consensus on what must be settled in the withdrawal treaty, which would need only majority backing among EU states, much beyond that is unclear, mainly because it is unclear what Britain will ask for.
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I always thought by now I would be settled in my career and working my way up, but I'm terrified I'm going to have to get an entry-level job that I'm overqualified for and makes only $2K a month.
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The Hungarian leader has said "Stop Soros" will be among the first bills to pass the new parliament, along with a constitutional change which says no "alien population" can be settled in Hungary - a jab at the EU's migrant quota plan.
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It creates a "golden record" of any given set of data that is automatically replicated for all parties in a secure network, eliminating any need for third-party verification, and allowing for payments to be settled in a matter of seconds.
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This is a fight to be settled in a court of law or during an open inquiry, said former ruling People's Action Party (PAP) MP Tan Cheng Bock, who is challenging the government on the holding of presidential elections in September.
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While there is a degree of consensus on what must be settled in the withdrawal treaty, which would need only majority backing among EU states, much beyond that is unclear - mainly because it is unclear what Britain will ask for.
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To win a presidential elections a candidate has to exceed 50% of votes, so in such circumstances the result would be settled in the second leg of the race, where the opposition candidate could fight neck-and-neck with Duda.
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As he serves eclairs and pours tea into fine china cups, he is clearly pleased to be settled in a neat bungalow with a white fence and a large garden, shared with his wife Peggy, two cats and a dog.
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The French appeals court dismissed these arguments, deeming the requirement that similar lawsuits be settled in a Santa Clara court "unfair," and that the terms and conditions signed when creating a Facebook account does subject the company to consumer-rights laws in France.
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But on Tuesday, a federal judge said Mr. Selden needed to adhere to Airbnb's user agreement, which says that disputes must be settled in private arbitration and that users waive their right to trial by jury or to participate in class-action lawsuits.
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Many Security Council resolutions since then, which have the force of international law, have warned that Jerusalem's status is unresolved, that claims of sovereignty by Israel are invalid and that the issue must be settled in negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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Then a few weeks later, the regulator shocked the industry by rejecting Uber's application to renew its license to operate in London, kicking off a saga that has been rumbling on ever since—and which will now be settled in the courts.
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Whilst the federal government and central bank have approved oil payments in euros - which Iran prefers because the currency is readily convertible - they have not given the all-clear for trade in the opposite direction to be settled in other currencies, leaving exporters stuck.
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In a video posted on Friday on Twitter, with both sisters' heads out of the frame, one can be heard saying, "We want this desperately to be settled in a third country of safety before 28 February, when our time in Hong Kong expires."
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The 80 percent indirect interest in Lubambe Mine, held equally by ARM and Vale International includes the equity holding in Lubambe Mine as well as loans to the mine, and will be settled in cash contingent on certain conditions being met, ARM said in a statement.
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Last week, on the basis of an RBI advisory, India's oil ministry wrote to refiners saying the remaining dues can be settled in three months from May 30 and told companies to ensure demand for foreign exchange is limited to $500 million per week, the sources told Reuters.
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She said there had been daily protests and clashes with Israeli soldiers in December after U.S. President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel&aposs capital, a move that upended decades of U.S. foreign policy and an international consensus that the city&aposs status should be settled in negotiations.
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Facebook to End Forced Arbitration for Sexual-Harassment Claims Here's more positive fallout from the walkout, from Doug MacMillan: Facebook is ending its policy of requiring employee sexual-harassment claims to be settled in private arbitration, a day after Google rolled back a similar policy under rising pressure from employees.
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But offshore processing with a blanket refusal to settle refugees in Australia has created a standoff, with genuine refugees left in legal limbo: unable to be settled in Australia, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
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But we also trust that it can be settled in a way that preserves the integrity of the European project in terms of the four freedoms, in terms of the single market, in terms of having effective ways to regulate our financial industry and to supervise our financial industry to achieve stability in Europe.
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The EU's guidelines for negotiations, published in March 2017, made it one of three points that needed to be settled in the withdrawal agreement before talks could begin on future trade relations (the other two were settling how much Britain owed for outstanding EU obligations and enshrining the rights of EU citizens in Britain to stay).
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I do think that, you know, when you factor in what we learned about Russia in the last week with the Senate Intelligence report saying that Russia has had a very aggressive campaign in all 50 states to influence our elections, that this is a very complicated topic that I don't think can be settled in one conversation.
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British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, visiting Beijing, said he had raised Lee's case with his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi. "Our view is that the Basic Law, the Joint Declaration, the principle of one country, two systems means that in a question of any breach of Hong Kong laws, the question must be settled in Hong Kong by the Hong Kong judicial system," Hammond told reporters.
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"By March 220006 we will likely know if anyone has a pathway to a majority of the delegates or if it has to be settled in Milwaukee," says Jeff Berman, the Obama delegate guru in 2202 who's now working with billionaire businessman Tom SteyerTom Fahr SteyerBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 2628 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll MORE.
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