Sentence examples for arbitrated between from inspiring English sources

Iran's Shīʿite clerics largely took over the formulation of governmental policy, while Khomeini arbitrated between the various revolutionary factions and made final decisions on important matters requiring his personal authority.

In 1870, when the Hohenzollern candidature to the Spanish throne was leading to the Franco-German War, William was far more cautious than Bismarck; during the war, he arbitrated between his chief advisers, Bismarck and Helmuth von Moltke.

Twenty cases were arbitrated between 1902 and 1932, but from that year until 1972 only five cases were dealt with, largely because the importance of the Permanent Court of Arbitration was diminished by the establishment of the Permanent Court of Justice (1922) and its successor, the International Court of Justice.

Nato had to intervene and arbitrate between two member states.

Her mission has always been to arbitrate between extremes.

Arbitrating between the two is the ex-president, Arthur Hockstader Mr. Durningg), an earthy Truman esque figure.

Hans von Storch, a German meteorologist, often tries to arbitrate between sceptics and mainstream scientists.

Both theories were complete and internally consistent, with no way to arbitrate between them.

The proposed method arbitrates between KF and Optical flow (OF) to improve the tracking performance.

Novel perturbation experiments are designed and tested both computationally and experimentally to arbitrate between competing hypotheses.

The job of censor involves arbitrating between conservative and libertarian instincts, and Whittam Smith was unusually equipped to judge both.