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Meanings of arbitrator in English
Attorney, business professional, or retired judge with expertise in a particular field who, as an impartial third party, hears and decides disputes between opposing parties.
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Examples for "umpire"
Examples for "umpire"
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They don't need to change, we just need to umpire them consistently.
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If the umpire hasn't given it, that must be the right thing.
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One could even work out statistics for each umpire over a series.
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The umpire is chosen by both sides to decide questions in dispute.
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Immediately the umpire called tournament director Ken Farrar out on to court.
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He is the final arbiter of what information should be made public.
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The arbiter on this point of anguish replied in his characteristic manner:
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The ultimate arbiter in all such matters must be the Ethical Man.
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He is the arbiter of the diverse, and he is the key.
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Science is not, and can never be, the final arbiter of truth.
Usage of arbitrator in English
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Aristides was elected arbitrator in the relative proportions of the general taxation.
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Among them: evidence that an arbitrator was biased or misapplied the law.
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FINRA is also enhancing arbitrator training on the issue, the spokeswoman said.
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According to reports, Wideman could appeal the decision to a neutral arbitrator.
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The central power must step in as an arbitrator and prevent this.
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He also had to wonder at the income level of an arbitrator.
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The matter was therefore submitted to arbitration, President Cleveland appointing the arbitrator.
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But few people would guess the arbitrator of whom I made choice.
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The arbitrator has not been selected, CN spokesman Mark Hallman told Reuters.
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He was their arbitrator, their adviser, their oracle, their bond of union.
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On Sunday night, the arbitrator denied Express Scripts' preliminary request for injunctive relief.
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Securities industry arbitration rules required the arbitrator to disclose those details, Schall ruled.
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Astilean said in an interview that he plans to challenge the arbitrator's ruling.
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Rejection by the arbitrator is likely to trigger a programme of industrial action.
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The ombudsman is an independent arbitrator who rules on disputes concerning credit institutions.
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The SUN is the great arbitrator between the white and the black man.
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Translations for arbitrator
Portuguese
Catalan
Arbitrator through the time
Arbitrator across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common