Situational Dialogue 1 I.Main Point (1) Mr. West asks Mr. Mao some questions about submit a dispute to arbitration with China and what kinds of disputes does Mr. Mao usually handle. (2)Mr. Mao tells Mr. West that where the arbitration take place is depends on the agreements’ stipulations reached by the Mr. Mao and Mr. Mao’s partners.
Working Line(s) (1)Mr. West : If our company and the Chinese partners have some sort of dispute, and will bring it to arbitration, must the arbitration be gone through only in China? (2)Mr. West : It depends on the agreements’ stipulations reached by you and your partners
II.Sentence Pattern I "which" (1)On January 1st, 1999, our new rules came into force, which enabled foreigners to be included in the panel of arbitrators. (p. 212) (2)Professor Alvin Chen is teaching a course titled Business Communication and Negotiation, which falls into the category of B program. (3)Professor Alvin Chen is teaching Business Communication and Negotiation this semester, which attracts tons of students to enroll in the course. (4)Through social networks, Sean frequently posts obscene pictures or comments, which are usually associated with foul language or taboo topics. (5)Sean posts obscene pictures or comments on social networks on a regular basis, which scared the hell out of me sometimes.
III.Business Vocabulary (1)dispute (n.) 爭執；糾紛；爭端 The dispute was settled last week. (2)conduct (v.) 處理 They hired agents to conduct their affairs. (3)infringement (n.) 違反；侵害 What will you do if there’s trademark infringement? (4)panel (n.) 陪審團名單；專門小組 A panel discussion was held on abortion. (5)arbitration (n.) 仲裁；調停；公斷 The Union agreed to go to arbitration. (6)stipulation (n.) 契約；規定；條文 Arbitration depends on the agreements’ stipulations. (7)lease (n.) 租賃；租賃權 The lease on this house expires at the end of the year. (8)bring to arbitration 將…交付仲裁 Both sides in the dispute have agreed to bring it to arbitration. (9)come into force 實施；生效 The new rule came into force yesterday.
IV.Picking Bones W: If our company and the Chinese partners have some sort of dispute, and will bring it to arbitration…
Situational Dialogue 2 I.Main Point (1)Mr. West asks Mr. Mao more details about arbitration fee in China to decide whether the arbitration will be held in China.
Working Line(s) Mr. West: If negotiation fails, conciliation can be conducted. If it still doesn’t work, the case is referred to arbitration in accordance with the arbitration clause.
II.Sentence Pattern "As...as..." (1)At the hearing, the arbitration will ask questions and try to get as much information regarding the facts of the case as possible. (2)As beautiful as Sandy (3)As crazy as Don Quixote (4)As soon as possible (5)As much information regarding the facts of the case as possible (6)Read as much papers on related subjects as possible
III.Business Vocabulary (1)hearing (n.) 審訊；聽證會 The financial committee had a hearing yesterday. (2)award (n.) 判決；裁定 A final award will be made by majority votes. (3)appeal (n.) 上訴 They enter the appeal. (4)conciliation (n.) 調停；和解 The government ignored the union's attempt at conciliation. (5)informative (adj.) 見聞廣博的；有益的 The president’s speech is really informative. (6)clause (n.) 條款 The third clause of the contract specifies when the payments are due.
IV.Picking Bones W: I see. Your talk is really informative, Mr. Mao
Situational Dialogue 3 I.Main Point Mr. Deng complaint to Mr. Black for the quality of the machine tools. Mr. Black solves the problem immediately.
Working Line(s) (1)Mr.Deng: I have to complaint to make against you. (2)Mr. Deng: Anyway, they have failed to come up to their standard. (3)Mr. Black: They asked me to convey their sincere apologies t o you and promised to replace these machine tools by new ones. (4)Mr. Black: I do hope this minor incident will not affect our business in future.
II.Sentence Pattern "Any.....?" (1)Any news from your manufacturers about the machine tools? (2)(Is there) any news from…? (3)Any news on Jien-Ming Wang’s recent scandal from the media?
III.Business Vocabulary make a complaint against 投訴；控告 He makes a complaint against the service the hotel provides.
IV.Picking Bones B: They asked me to convey their sincere apologies to you and promised to replace these machine tools by new ones.
8-4 仲裁、申訴 Arbitration, Appeal
ReplyDeleteL4 葉怡萱、潘曉貞、L3謝芸芸、林怡蓁
Situational Dialogue 1
I.Main Point
(1) Mr. West asks Mr. Mao some questions about submit a dispute to arbitration with China and what kinds of disputes does Mr. Mao usually handle.
(2)Mr. Mao tells Mr. West that where the arbitration take place is depends on the agreements’ stipulations reached by the Mr. Mao and Mr. Mao’s partners.
Working Line(s)
(1)Mr. West : If our company and the Chinese partners have some sort of dispute, and will bring it to arbitration, must the arbitration be gone through only in China?
(2)Mr. West : It depends on the agreements’ stipulations reached by you and your partners
II.Sentence Pattern I "which"
(1)On January 1st, 1999, our new rules came into force, which enabled foreigners to be included in the panel of arbitrators. (p. 212)
(2)Professor Alvin Chen is teaching a course titled Business Communication and Negotiation, which falls into the category of B program.
(3)Professor Alvin Chen is teaching Business Communication and Negotiation this semester, which attracts tons of students to enroll in the course.
(4)Through social networks, Sean frequently posts obscene pictures or comments, which are usually associated with foul language or taboo topics.
(5)Sean posts obscene pictures or comments on social networks on a regular basis, which scared the hell out of me sometimes.
III.Business Vocabulary
(1)dispute (n.) 爭執；糾紛；爭端
The dispute was settled last week.
(2)conduct (v.) 處理
They hired agents to conduct their affairs.
(3)infringement (n.) 違反；侵害
What will you do if there’s trademark infringement?
(4)panel (n.) 陪審團名單；專門小組
A panel discussion was held on abortion.
(5)arbitration (n.) 仲裁；調停；公斷
The Union agreed to go to arbitration.
(6)stipulation (n.) 契約；規定；條文
Arbitration depends on the agreements’ stipulations.
(7)lease (n.) 租賃；租賃權
The lease on this house expires at the end of
the year.
(8)bring to arbitration 將…交付仲裁
Both sides in the dispute have agreed to bring it to arbitration.
(9)come into force 實施；生效
The new rule came into force yesterday.
IV.Picking Bones
W: If our company and the Chinese partners have some sort of dispute, and will bring it to arbitration…
Situational Dialogue 2
I.Main Point
(1)Mr. West asks Mr. Mao more details about arbitration fee in China to decide whether the arbitration will be held in China.
Working Line(s)
Mr. West: If negotiation fails, conciliation can be conducted. If it still doesn’t work, the case is referred to arbitration in accordance with the arbitration clause.
II.Sentence Pattern "As...as..."
(1)At the hearing, the arbitration will ask questions and try to get as much information regarding the facts of the case as possible.
(2)As beautiful as Sandy
(3)As crazy as Don Quixote
(4)As soon as possible
(5)As much information regarding the facts of the case as possible
(6)Read as much papers on related subjects as possible
III.Business Vocabulary
(1)hearing (n.) 審訊；聽證會
The financial committee had a hearing
yesterday.
(2)award (n.) 判決；裁定
A final award will be made by majority votes.
(3)appeal (n.) 上訴
They enter the appeal.
(4)conciliation (n.) 調停；和解
The government ignored the union's attempt at conciliation.
(5)informative (adj.) 見聞廣博的；有益的
The president’s speech is really informative.
(6)clause (n.) 條款
The third clause of the contract specifies when the payments are due.
IV.Picking Bones
W: I see. Your talk is really informative, Mr. Mao
Situational Dialogue 3
ReplyDeleteI.Main Point
Mr. Deng complaint to Mr. Black for the quality of the machine tools. Mr. Black solves the problem immediately.
Working Line(s)
(1)Mr.Deng: I have to complaint to make against you.
(2)Mr. Deng: Anyway, they have failed to come up to their standard.
(3)Mr. Black: They asked me to convey their sincere apologies t o you and promised to replace these machine tools by new ones.
(4)Mr. Black: I do hope this minor incident will not affect our business in future.
II.Sentence Pattern "Any.....?"
(1)Any news from your manufacturers about the machine tools?
(2)(Is there) any news from…?
(3)Any news on Jien-Ming Wang’s recent scandal from the media?
III.Business Vocabulary
make a complaint against 投訴；控告
He makes a complaint against the service the hotel provides.
IV.Picking Bones
B: They asked me to convey their sincere apologies to you and promised to replace these machine tools by new ones.