Her husband is Philip Taubman, the deputy editorial-page editor, who, along with William E. Schmidt, the associate managing editor for news administration, is cited throughout the document (by title, not name) as the go-to arbiter for the many scenarios that would call for consultation rather than decree.
Yes, well, that's a generous way of looking at it, especially when all people really need to know, according to arbiters from Emily Post to Charlotte Ford, is don't ask at all.
Wilson further argued against calls for a charter of rights in Australia, saying that would "circumvent parliamentary sovereignty" and transform judges from being interpreters of law to arbiters over public policy.
There he was, Sydney's Ben McGlynn, in the biggest home-and-away match of the year, immediately fessing up to arbiters and teammates that his goal in the third quarter was in fact touched by Hawthorn defender Josh Gibson.
Upgrade, 09 40 Tube Lines has issued its response to the arbiter's "draft direction" (to give it its formal title).
A key challenge is to configure this arbiter to satisfy the bandwidth and latency requirements of the real-time applications, while maximizing the slack capacity to improve performance of their non-real-time counterparts.
Rio Ferdinand, the player with one of the most active Twitter accounts in soccer, has not been asked to apologize or explain his sarcasm to the arbiter.
The most recent downturn ended in June 2009, according to a panel of academic economists widely considered to the arbiter of the business cycle.
Since this incident was not long after the September 11 attacks, sensitivity to the name remained high, and the character's name was changed to the "Arbiter".
President Sadat has declared that eh expects the U.S. to be arbiter there.
Without clear evidence of systematic fraud, the outside world is loth to play arbiter.
