Financial globalization, combined with floating exchange rates, the fact that the dollar is the reserve currency, and the stability at this time of the US economy, have made the Fed the ultimate arbiter of international interest rates and investment flows.
It benefits immensely from fomenting discord with Pakistan's neighbors as that helps it not only retain its preeminent position as the arbiter of national interest and security but a direct beneficiary of the domestic defense budget allocations and foreign military aid.
Mr Wright's conclusion that he, a lawyer-politician, should sometimes be the arbiter of the public interest was not exactly surprising.
It is not, as it portrays itself, the neutral arbiter of the national interest, keeping venal civilian politicians in check; rather, it pursues what it perceives as its own institutional interest.This report will begin by considering Pakistan's policy in Afghanistan.
Duma resigned from the organization's board this month because he said the group had too many conflicts of interest to be considered an unbiased arbiter.
Critics have accused the industry-supported association for not setting more rigorous safety standards and having too many conflicts of interest to be considered an unbiased arbiter.
This is the role of an arbiter, weighing the interests of the public against the legitimate right of the applicant to gain protection for his invention.
Brazil, where the state, not globalist business interests, remains the final arbiter of what's fair in laissez-faire, is a net creditor nation and plans to stay that way.
In order to prevent RECs from acting as the sole arbiter of what is in the participants' best interests, community consultation or collaboration, including parents of previously critically ill children, medical professionals and REC members, for example, is recommended to ascertain what could be considered acceptable levels of risk.
It is revealed that while the state occasionally assumes the role of a fair-minded arbiter of change, it mostly functions as an entity in its own right, with interests it seeks to jealously guard.
