Stalemate Sample Clauses

Stalemate. In the event the Managers are unable to agree upon a matter to be decided by the Board (a “Stalemate”), the Managers agree to engage in discussions to attempt in good faith to negotiate a resolution of the matter in question. The meeting to do so shall be held promptly, but in no event later than ten (10) business days after the determination that a Stalemate on an issue has occurred (a “Stalemate Determination”). If the Managers are unable to resolve the Stalemate after reasonable attempts have been made, which shall be no more than thirty (30) days after the date of the Stalemate Determination (unless a longer or shorter time is agreed upon by unanimous consent of the Board), the Board shall utilize the services of the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”), in Denver, Colorado, to appoint an arbitrator to resolve the Stalemate. The Board shall immediately contact the AAA and open a proceeding to appoint a single arbitrator to decide the Stalemate. The arbitrator so appointed shall be chosen by the Managers by mutual agreement from a list of proposed arbitrators designated by the AAA, who have expertise in the area of the Company’s Business, and to the extent feasible, taking into account the specific matter to be determined by the arbitrator. If the Managers cannot agree on an arbitrator by consent within ten (10) business days of receipt of the proposed list of arbitrators, one shall be appointed by the AAA in accordance with its Commercial Rules. The Board and the arbitrator shall meet as soon as practicable after the appointment of the arbitrator, and shall agree on the parameters of the proceeding to decide the Stalemate, with emphasis on a determination being made in as expeditious and cost-effective a manner as possible. Each of the Managers shall be entitled to present relevant information to assist the arbitrator in reaching a decision. The decision of the arbitrator shall be in writing and shall be binding on the Board and the Members. No appeal of such decision shall be taken to a court or other adjudicatory body by any Manager, Member or other Person. All costs and expenses of the arbitration shall be born by the Company.
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Stalemate. If after all reasonable good-faith attempts to resolve the dispute have been made, it appears to the mediator that the parties are at a stalemate with no significant likelihood of reaching resolution, the mediator shall so inform the parties and shall issue a written Notice of Stalemate, which shall conclude the dispute resolution process, unless the parties agree otherwise.
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Stalemate. 70.1 Stalemate is as follows:
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Stalemate. Battle lines remain largely unchanged through the duration of the war. The Eastern Front Battle of Tannenberg Russians suffer a humiliating defeat and are forced to retreat back into Russia. Germans credit this victory to the leadership of General Xxxxxxxxxx and General Xxxxxxxxx. War contributed to economic hardships and led to overthrow of the Czar. Other Fronts Italy - Attacked Austria in May 1915, for desire of Austrian lands, seen as an act of betrayal. Asia and the Pacific German colonies seized by the Japanese. Allies provide aid to Russia from its eastern The Ottoman Empire Ruled by Turks Gallipoli (1915) Turks cut the crucial supply lines to Russia. Turks hold back Allied forces at the Dardanelles. Armenian Genocide Armenians are supportive of the Allies at the beginning of the conflict and become targeted in mass executions that lead to the death of at least 1.5 million. Armenians comprise a Christian minority group. Africa an Middle East British under the leadership of X.X. Xxxxxxxx help organize Arab tribes to defeat the Ottoman Turks. The Role of the United States American Neutrality Propaganda Great Britain swayed public opinion by painting the Germans as violators of human rights worse than they were. Freedom of the Seas U-Boats Unrestricted submarine warfare is the only way Germany can challenge British naval power. It also threatens the United States assertion of “freedom of the seas.” Lusitania – In May 1915, a German U-Boat sank this ship more than a hundred Americans perished. The Sussex Pledge - From May 1916 to January 1917 Germany provided advanced warning before sinking commercial and passenger vessels to help preserve the lives of non combatants. Economic Consideration Total War – Mobilization of all resources and people for the war effort. Civilians subjected to rationed consumer goods to provide for soldiers. There will be a vast number of civilian casualties due to disease and famine. 1915 - April – Sinking of the Lusitania turned American opinion against Germany. May - Italy attacked Austria Betrayed Germany and Austria Battle of Gallipoli, British fail to gain control of the Dardanelles. 1916 - Three Great Battles From February to November, Battle of Verdun (German Offensive), 700,000 men die May - Battle of Jutland, confirms the British supremacy of the seas. From this point, Germany committed to unrestricted submarine warfare against any ships heading to England. From June to November, Battle of the Somme, (British Offensive...
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