Significados de arbitrate between en inglés

The increasing tendency to arbitrate between nations, thus avoiding the horrors of war.

But who is to arbitrate between two representative bodies chosen by different constituent bodies?

So they came one and all to Rabbi Benaah and asked him to arbitrate between them.

I think I've convinced her that she should let me arbitrate between her and the Countess.

These firms take advantage of regulatory loopholes to arbitrate between different rules and jurisdictions in order to minimise taxation.

And Theodotos was muttering that Caesar had claimed he had the right to arbitrate between Your Majesty and Ptolemy.

Once at the helm following Riina's capture, Provenzano reportedly tried to arbitrate between rival Mafia factions competing for business.

Our feelings are arrayed on both sides; and there is no prompting of nature to arbitrate between the opposing impulses.

The situation was very novel to the lieutenant, and he did not feel competent to arbitrate between the contending parties.

Then, more lightly: "Why, you and Liddy need me to arbitrate between you every day in the week."

One remembers, for instance, how he was called in to arbitrate between Thackeray and George Augustus Sala, who had quarreled.

Only, my dearest life, resolve to attend the arrival and visit of Lady Betty; and permit her to arbitrate between us.

The whole day I swayed to and fro, without the smallest power to arbitrate between the contradictory impulses which drew me in opposite directions.

Had that belief not been widely spread and firmly maintained, the lords who arbitrated between Henry VI.