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Economic disputes and military cases are heard in specialized courts.

They don't want to be involved in an economic dispute, or business disputes."

For all the economic disputes, however, the decision on joining the euro will ultimately be a political one.

Still, it provides an important framework that shapes the way water will play into future economic disputes.

Next, the two countries stumbled into their most vituperative economic dispute in decades.

The main economic dispute involves setting a timetable for creating a single currency and a regional central bank.

Economic disputes between the owners of Supernova put the album-release on hold for two years.

The community is already riven by economic disputes.

"It's a tactic in an economic dispute those guys are having with the National Park Service."

Still, economic disputes and greed would soon destroy that which was apparently one of the best international relations in the world at that time.

The conflict started with an ordinary economic dispute between the Ahanta and the Dutch.

While conventional nuclear power plants also supply energy without carbon dioxide pollution, they are mired in political, environmental and economic disputes.

The main purpose was probably to eliminate social and economic disputes among the Mongols and future allied peoples.

Russia and its former province have harbored fierce political and economic disputes ever since Ukraine won independence in 1991.

Volkovce did not get into this document as a newly erected village, but in connection with an economic dispute of its residing owners.

The railway transport court deals with criminal cases and economic disputes relating to railway and transportation.

During the 1970s and 1980s, United States administrations had favored an issue-by-issue approach in negotiating such economic disputes with Japan.

In 1515, she left Sweden to ask for the support of the Danish king in her economic dispute with her stepson.

Some important market-oriented laws had also been passed, including a commercial code governing business relations and the establishment of an arbitration court for resolving economic disputes.

Due to local political and economic disputes, the city separated from St. Louis County in 1876 and became an independent city.

Echoing differences over the war, the survey found differences over the Persian Gulf war and economic disputes.

The three-year contract increased stipends (dramatically for some), instituted a health care plan, and created a third-party arbitration procedure for economic disputes.

On a related economic dispute, the Clinton Administration announced tonight that Russia has finally dropped its ban on American poultry imports.

Clinton Emphasizes Relationship President Clinton has put economic disputes with Japan at the center of what he calls the world's most important bilateral relationship.

"While the cold war continued, Western governments felt bound to unite against the Soviet Union and did not allow economic disputes to damage their solidarity," they wrote.