Sentence examples for arbiter about from inspiring English sources

Unless the court acted as the final arbiter about the Constitution's meaning, as Marbury v. Madison instructed, chaos would prevail.

Supporters of the proposal on the Icann board argued that the agency's role was to serve as a technical arbiter about the feasibility of new domain names, not to discriminate on the basis of content.

The panel will be selected from a pool of 260 arbiters; about 200 are from outside North America.

"The arbiters I care about are the referees of the journals and the people who cite papers," Camerer said.

Cleo, with her strong sense of calm, her reliance on order and the ability to manipulate, has always been the arbiter of conversations about Annie's health.

While Krauss could appeal to philosophy to strengthen his case against "something cannot come from nothing," he opens himself to philosophical criticism by simply assuming that scientific experiment is, as he puts it, the "ultimate arbiter of truth" about the world.

Sagoff's distinction between people as consumers and people as citizens was intended to blunt the use of cost-benefit analysis as the final arbiter in discussions about nature's value.

Porter also served as an arbiter of disputes about sports rules and sports betting.

The debate over the passage and implementation of Resolution 1441 in the following months was as much about the fate of the U.N. as an arbiter of legitimacy as about Saddam's weapons of mass destruction.

There are about 20 international arbiters throughout the United States, and only a handful are still active.

The Geneva Conventions say that you need a procedure in place with an independent arbiter making a decision about whether detainees belong in prison.