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Meanings of arbitrate in anglès
Usage of arbitrate in anglès
1
The published Ipso rules say: Both parties must voluntarily agree to arbitrate.
2
Pax has been called in to help arbitrate a number of deaths.
3
I look at their teeth every morning and arbitrate on domestic-strife issues.'
4
There needed little sagacity to arbitrate in a matter such as this.
5
Now, Government may discuss this matter-theymay arrange it-theymay arbitrate it.
6
Though inclined to litigation, they were not unwilling to arbitrate their differences.
7
Jakarta has rejected calls by Beijing to arbitrate a dispute over fishing rights.
8
Earlier, the Labour Court had declined to arbitrate on the claim.
9
The manufacturers refused to arbitrate the question of the closed shop.
10
India's Supreme Court has set up a panel to arbitrate the decades-long dispute.
11
The President proposed to him that Germany should arbitrate its differences with Venezuela.
12
The increasing tendency to arbitrate between nations, thus avoiding the horrors of war.
13
If I'd been in his place I'd have tried to arbitrate I think.
14
Great Britain refused to arbitrate, and denied our right to interfere.
15
I would continue to arbitrate this debate, but alas, I am getting wet.
16
As for our unwillingness to arbitrate it-that'staken as a confession of guilt.
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Translations for arbitrate
portuguès
Arbitrate through the time
Arbitrate across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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