Arbiters in a sentence

Supporters of this school of legal thought believe it forces judges to be neutral arbiters, not activists.

Falls joined the Birmingham Chapter of The Links, Incorporated in 2003 and believes that through intentional friendship and service the Links will set trends and become the arbiters of paradigm shifts that will change our world for the better.

More broadly, the decisions raise the question of whether institutions should be the arbiters of taste, and to what extent freedom of expression is being limited.

They aren’t the arbiters of American history; the White House isn’t their candy store.

As the show goes on, we start to learn more about the arbiters that cast judgement on the guest of the Quindecim.

But, as in the case of Salman Rushdie, who are the arbiters of this?

Self-appointed arbiters impose their will to change others’ behavior or, worse yet, silence them.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, for instance, out against CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday for appearing on Fox News to explain why it’s a bad idea to become “arbiters of truth” while fact-checking political content.

That is why electoral commissions must work hard at being seen to be fair arbiters through free, fair and transparent elections.

What self-appointed speech arbiters, whether in the majority or in the minority, fail to grasp is that they will likely eventually become the targets.

Finally, and most importantly, governments have failed in their primary duty of being the arbiters of violence: “Successive governments including the present one have failed to even effectively enforce the law against the perpetrators of violence.

Nitin Shenvi, Pranesh Yadav, Anil Kotwal and Bindu Pathania worked as Arbiters in these events.

Without that basic agreement, without common arbiters, there can be no end to dispute.

But could it be, Ms Hanson, they are not the arbiters of what is happening?

In a similar vein, the NNL has warned against rising cases of intimidation and assault on match arbiters by club officials and their supporters.

The media have a major role to play as impartial arbiters who should present the issues, the candidates and their positions on these issues in a way that helps the public to make sense out of the contending views.

Arbiters' decisions are typically final and appeals are rarely successful even if the decision appears to one party to be completely unreasonable.

Civil disputes were settled by private arbiters called "brehons", and the compensation to be paid to the wronged party was insured through voluntary surety relationships.

International tribunals and arbiters are often called upon to resolve substantial disputes over treaty interpretations.

It was eventually sent to arbitration where the arbiters ruled in favor of Major League Baseball, citation permitting the move to Washington to take place.