Sentence examples for arbiter it from inspiring English sources

By Michael Schulman October 17, 2017 If the Academy is going to act as moral arbiter, it will need to iron out its process for adjudicating personal sins.

In both science and mountaineering, Dr. Gubser noted, nature is the final arbiter: "It always seems ready with another surprise, something we couldn't have anticipated".

Already in the Arbiter it was clear that Philoponus tended to understand the crucial term 'hypóstasis' as meaning something like 'primary substance' in the sense of Aristotle's Categories, i.e. an individual organic being.

They see the free market as the ultimate arbiter; it rewards wealth to the most enterprising, ergo the most deserving.

But the truth is your arbiter: It will free you from falling down that too-familiar hole in the road.

For many of the corporation's cultural arbiters it is an institution at best problematic (trying to maintain freshness in the face of unbending "tradition") and at worst an embarrassing spectacle they would privately prefer to do away with (vulgar audience displays of jingoism and boorishness).

In the last decade the church has been accused of failing to fully address a series of child abuse scandals which have undermined its status as a moral arbiter, though it has paid many millions in compensation settlements worldwide.

If the Academy is going to act as moral arbiter, however, it will need to iron out its process for adjudicating personal sins.

Inevitably Michelin will come in for the usual round of sniffy criticism from critics and commentators, but the fact is, for all its shortcomings, Michelin is still the pre-eminent arbiter when it comes to restaurants, still the most dependable guide in the field.

The former Buckingham Palace spokesman Dickie Arbiter called it a "nightmare".

The commission's ability to cut off a business's access to financing literally overnight, without first presenting any evidence to a judge or other arbiter, made it highly effective, Mr. Overholt said.