Sentence examples similar to Persistent fact-finder from inspiring English sources

By reputation, Mueller is a meticulous investigator and fact-finder.

The union had sought the adoption of the arbitration system but settled for the fact-finder.

The editor in Nicolson is sometimes overwhelmed by the fact-finder.

"Defer to the legislative body, the official fact-finder," Mr. Stenberg said.

The new contract was based on a state fact-finder's nonbinding recommendations issued early last month.

That official believes that Mueller tried to play the role of a neutral fact-finder.

But on Wednesday, both sides asked James Mastriani, a fact-finder appointed by the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, to help them resume negotiations.

An independent fact-finder, James W. Mastriani, the former head of New Jersey's Public Employment Relations Commission, is scheduled to issue his report this weekend.

He compared the negotiations and the impending fact-finder's report to a tied baseball game in the ninth inning.

But defendants should not need such protection, because they can challenge market efficiency (and price impact) before the fact-finder.

First, it is seen as a vehicle for counsel to put before the fact-finder - in grave cases, a jury - his client's version of events.