The O.C.B. is an impartial agency ready to arbitrate for the benefit of the uniformed services and the city at large.
To prevent civil war the Scottish magnates asked Edward I of England to arbitrate, for which he extracted legal recognition that the realm of Scotland was held as a feudal dependency to the throne of England before choosing John Balliol, the man with the strongest claim, who became king in 1292.
Perhaps the most interesting paradox described in this study is that the potential of financial compensation to empower community workers, especially women, coexists with managers' distrust of their motivations and fear that payment will give CHWs the power to arbitrate for more compensation.
The ASA is responsible for arbitrating among student groups and offering support for student groups issues.
He has been arbitrating cases for baseball and its players union since 1999.
There is no strong arbitrating mechanism for knocking heads together.As The Economist went to press, the allocation of ministries had yet to be settled.
There were loud calls of "arbitre," a term which implies that in France the official in charge is more valued for his arbitrating function than for his organizing ability.
Due to this unpredictability, there may be an empirical way for arbitrating between these theories and quantum theories that do not predicate the existence such causal loops in Arntzenius's experiment.
It is therefore reasonable to interpret Simpson [ 8] in favor of the view that rank and homogeneity of taxon suffixes are less important than priority and stability for arbitrating among names.
The proposed new contracts contain no provision for arbitrating disputes.Such is the thirst for oil that some companies, especially state-owned ones from countries, such as Russia and China whose governments are friendly to Mr Chávez, may eventually hold their noses and dive into the Orinoco's sticky sands.
The court in 1983 upheld binding arbitration for two businesses which signed contracts promising to arbitrate disputes.
