Sentence examples for by arbitrator from inspiring English sources

GLENN REINSTATED BY ARBITRATOR: An arbitrator overturned Terry Glenn's season-long suspension by the New England Patriots yesterday, allowing him to play after the team's fourth game.

In 1975, baseball players fought for and were awarded free agency by arbitrator Peter Seitz — and salaries for athletic talent across all professional sports quickly skyrocketed.

Rodriguez's punishment was scheduled to begin Thursday, but he is allowed to keep playing until the grievance is heard by arbitrator Fredric Horowitz.

While we have always respected that process, Major League Baseball vehemently disagrees with the decision rendered today by arbitrator Shyam Das".

Smith can now sign with any N.B.A. team, including Minnesota, under the decision by arbitrator Kenneth Dam, the union lawyer Ron Klempner said.

Braun's 50-game suspension for a positive test was overturned in February by arbitrator Shyam Das after Braun's lawyers argued his urine sample was not handled in the manner specified by baseball's drug agreement.

In an examination of 19,000 California mandatory-arbitration cases handled in 2003 by arbitrators appointed by the for-profit National Arbitration Forum NAFF), nonprofit watchdog group Public Citizen found that companies prevailed over consumers in 94% of the disputes.

In an examination of 19,000 California mandatory-arbitration cases handled in 2003 by arbitrators appointed by the for-profit National Arbitration Forum NAFF), the nonprofit watchdog group Public Citizen found that companies prevailed over consumers in a whopping 94% of the disputes.

Of 3,945 employment cases decided by arbitrators from one of the nation's biggest arbitration firms, plaintiffs prevailed in about 31percentt of them when employers had only one case before the arbitrator, according to Mr. Colvin's study.

Of 3,945 employment cases decided by arbitrators from one of the nation's biggest arbitration firms, plaintiffs won about 31percentt of them when employers had only one case before the arbitrator, according to Mr. Colvin's study.

The current rules involve little formal procedure, and are typically rubber-stamped by arbitrators and judges.