"arbitrate" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of mediating a dispute between two parties using a neutral third party, or making a decision or judgment about a dispute. Example sentence: The court ordered the two parties to arbitrate to settle their dispute.
There is a judge to arbitrate disagreements, but there has never been any need for arbitration.
In the 1980s, worked hard to arbitrate peace between Iran and Iraq during their eight-year-long war.
So I asked the Information Commissioner's Office to arbitrate.
It is not my function to arbitrate or adjudicate in this matter – I am a passionate supporter of Israel.
They will also wait to see how the possible legal challenges play out, with the striker having stated he will ask the Premier League to arbitrate.
Asking it to arbitrate undermines its credibility, damaging its first priority of enforcing free-trade rules.One problem is that the WTO is seen as the only game in town.
Even in China, still growing at a suspiciously smooth 7.5% a year, there are worries about a property bust, a credit bubble and a fall in productivity (see article).In this section The gay divide A better way to arbitrate The will and the way Weaker than it looks Viva la revolución ReprintsSuch a lopsided world economy is unlikely to be stable.
There will now be an appeals tribunal, composed of judges, former politicians and retired civil servants, to arbitrate clashes between the commissioner and public officials.
If Kobane succumbs there will be a chorus of demands for a redoubled coalition effort, offset by dire warnings of the dangers of mission creep.In this section The gay divide A better way to arbitrate The will and the way Weaker than it looks Viva la revolución ReprintsIS poses a threat to the entire Middle East and is potentially a source of terrorism against the West.
The less explicit the evidence, the better this historian seems to like it, for it permits him to arbitrate among scholars and to pierce their prejudices.
The Americans or various Europeans could arbitrate, he says.
