1) Adjudication 2) Arbitral 3) Arbitration 4) Arbitrational 5) Arbitrative 6) Deprecation 7) Entermise 8) Instrumentality 9) Intermediation 10) Intervention 11) Umpirage
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1) Arbitration 2) Dialogue 3) Dispute resolution method 4) Flag of truce 5) Good offices 6) Intercession 7) Interference 8) Intermeddling 9) Interposition 10) Intervention 11) Mediatization 12) Mediatorship 13) Negotiation 14) Path to compromise 15) Peace offering 16) Talks 17) Work stoppage stopper
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n. the attempt to settle a legal dispute through active participation of a third party (mediator) who works to find points of agreement and make those in conflict agree on a fair result. Mediation differs from arbitration, in which the third party (arbitrator) acts much like a judge in an out-of-court, less formal setting but does not actively part...
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A form of alternative dispute resolution in which the parties bring their dispute to a neutral third party, who helps them reach a resolution.
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• (a.) The act of mediating; action or relation of anything interposed; action as a necessary condition, means, or instrument; interposition; intervention. • (a.) Hence, specifically, agency between parties at variance, with a view to reconcile them; entreaty for another; intercession.
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a practice under which, in a conflict, the services of a third party are utilized to reduce the differences or to seek a solution. Mediation differs ...
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Technical term in G W F
Hegel's philosophy, and in Marxist philosophy influenced by Hegel, describing the way in which an entity is defined through its relations to other entities. ...
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Process taking place outside a court to resolve a dispute.
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Process for resolving disagreements between parents and authorities. Involves an informal meeting between the two sides and an independent mediator to chair the discussions. Mediation is voluntary, confidential and choosing not to take part will not affect the right to challenge an authoritys decision through independent adjudication or the additio...
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A procedure by which an impartial third party (a mediator) is used to settle disputes. The mediator assists in resolving the dispute by attempting to find a solution satisfactory to both parties in a dispute but renders no binding decisions. In the Federal Government, mediation is required before impasses can be referred to the Federal Service Impa...
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(n) Mediation is the process of settling a dispute by intervention of a third party, to reach an amicable solution for the dispute, considering the stance and validity of claims of the parties, extend up to which each of the party is ready to oblige or compromise etc. Mediator do not have judicial authority of an arbitrator as the process is a conc...
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Process taking place outside a court to resolve a dispute.
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An informal settlement conference at which the parties and their attorneys present their positions to a neutral individual (the mediator). That mediator then speaks to the parties separately, in an effort to bring them to an agreement to settle the matter.
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A private negotiation and decision-making process in which a mediator assists individuals or groups
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A process of dispute resolution in which an impartial third party, a mediator, intervenes in a dispu
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Me`di·a'tion noun [ Middle English
mediacioun , French
médiation . See
Mediate ,
adjective ]
1. The act of mediating; action or relation of anything interposed; action as a necessary condition, means, or instrument; interposition; intervention. &#x...
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A way that parties can resolve their own dispute without going to court. In mediation, a neutral third party (the mediator) meets with the opposing sides to help them find a mutually satisfactory solution. Unlike a judge or an arbitrator, the mediator has no power to impose a solution -- instead, the mediator facilitates the parties' communication ...
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A process by which a professionally trained mediator (neutral third party) helps parties in dispute to work out their own mutually agreeable solution.
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Form of conciliation.
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Mediation is the intervention of a neutral third party in an industrial dispute. The object is to enable the two sides to reach a compromise solution to their differences, which the mediator usually does by seeing representatives of each side separately and then together. If the mediator has power to make binding awards the process is known as arbi...
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A process for resolving disagreements in which an impartial third party (the mediator) helps people in dispute to find a mutually acceptable resolution. If mediation fails court proceedings can be initiated or re-activated
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intermediation noun the act of intervening for the purpose of bringing about a settlement
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An informal, voluntary process used in securities industry disputes in which a mediator helps negotiate a mutually-acceptable resolution between disputing parties. Unlike arbitration or litigation, mediation does not impose a solution. If the parties cannot negotiate an acceptable settlement, they may still arbitrate or litigate their dispute. (See...
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(Lat. mediatio) The act or condition in which an intermediary is supplied between heterogeneous terms. (a) In philosophy: Mediation is necessary in systems in which two forms of reality are held to be so different that immediate interaction is impossible; this is the case in later Neo-PIatonism, and particularly in the Cartesiam'sm of Malebranche,....
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the act of intervening to bring about a settlement
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