The phrase "arbiter by" is not correct or usable in written English
To use the term "arbiter," you would need to use it as a noun, such as "The court appointed an arbiter to settle the dispute."
God's Arbiters, by Susan K. Harris (Oxford; $35).
The "dark arts" became the NOTW's dark side and the moral arbiter identified by George Orwell as the cornerstone of an English working class Sunday afternoon, lost its moral compass.
Beginning this past summer, casting agents for NBC's "The Marriage Ref" scoured the countryside in search of bickering couples ("No problem is too small!") willing to submit to an arbiter advised by a panel of stars, including Alec Baldwin, who, though divorced, did play the title role in a movie called "The Marrying Man".
Our experimental results show that the proposed scheme can beat the state-of-the-art arbiter design by up to 12.5% and 6.8% in terms of saturation rate and zero-load latency, respectively, under synthetic traffic patterns.
Master Chief and the Arbiter, aided by the Flood, kill the Covenant "prophet" of Truth and rescue Johnson.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — An arbiter appointed by the NFL ruled Friday that Minnesota Vikings star running back Adrian Peterson will remain suspended until at least next spring in the child-abuse case that has sidelined him for all but one game this season.
And arbiters hired by the arbitration firm know that those who rule in favor of the company will be rehired and those who don't won't.
Last year the co-op at 39 East 79th Street, built in 1926 by the social arbiter Emily Post and designed by the Beaux-Arts-trained architect Kenneth Murchison, took down its canopy for sidewalk repairs.
Bill Clinton, international food arbiter, recently stopped by.
The Arbiter is saved by the tentacled creature and meets the Master Chief in the bowels of the installation.
