Sentence examples for arbiter group from inspiring English sources

Only Saudi Arabia, which has been seeking membership since 1993, remains outside the trade arbiter group.

They are the first line of arbiters for groups in a product-packed spring, when nine plays and musicals opened in March and 13 more will have opened by the end of April.

The early social arbiter Emily Post once characterized groups like this as the Worldlys, the Oldnames and the Eminents.

Mr. Bollore also formed close ties to Claude Bebear, former chairman of the big AXA insurance group and an arbiter of French finance.

The quasi-official arbiter in these matters, a group of eminent economists that meets under the auspices of the National Bureau of Economic Research, takes a less deterministic approach.

The members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences may be the last group of cultural arbiters left who don't respect comedy.

"The problem is that there's no senior figure in charge — there's no revolutionary elder to act as arbiter and manage the different groups".

David Baddiel, Salley Vickers, Russell Celyn Jones and I, the judges of the Man Booker prize 2002 and the luckiest group of literary arbiters there had ever been or will be: because Professor Lisa Jardine had been our chair.

A committee of academic economists at the National Bureau of Economic Research, a private group widely considered the arbiter of the business cycle, judged that the most recent recession began in December 2007.

The National Bureau of Economic Research, the academic group seen as the arbiter of U.S. business cycles, said more jobs signal a U.S. economic downturn is on the mend.

We have no group of non-partisan arbiters, trusted to define at least the factual basis for our collective discussion.