Sentence examples for had arbitrated from inspiring English sources

By the beginning of the 21st century, the court had arbitrated more than 10,000 disputes.

It was also the first time it had arbitrated a dispute stemming from the genocide convention, the treaty signed in 1948 as a result of the Nazi Holocaust of European Jewry.

And a sampling of Horowitz's arbitration engagements outside of baseball shows that he has arbitrated a range of labor disputes, from the high profile to the mundane.

The state has arbitrated insolvency since antiquity.

He has arbitrated and mediated more than 300 labor disputes and played a critical role in ending the longest strike in baseball history.

Under ground rules less favorable to consumers, the bureau has arbitrated more than 3,000 consumer complaints about G.M. diesels during the last two years.

The Premier League have arbitrated on such issues before under rule T.30 which states that "any dispute or difference between a club and a player not otherwise expressly provided for in these rules may be referred in writing by either party to the board for consideration and adjudication in such manner as the board may think fit".

Since its inception in 1995, the World Trade Organization WTOO) has arbitrated trade disputes between its members in part by deciding whether unilateral actions by its 134 member nations such as trade bans or restrictions violate international free trade rules and authorizing penalties against members that are found to be noncompliant with such rules.

Although the court has successfully arbitrated some cases (e.g., the border dispute between Honduras and El Salvador in 1992), governments have been reluctant to submit sensitive issues, thereby limiting the court's ability to resolve threats to international peace and security.

Most of the big claims before the tribunal have been arbitrated or settled.

Six cases have been arbitrated under the contested law, but there is no public record of five of them.