Sentence examples for outside arbitrators from inspiring English sources

The benefits were often determined by outside arbitrators, who were intent on resolving disputes rather than assessing whether towns could afford their promises.

He did not hide his impatience with union leaders, most notably for the police, who seek to settle contracts through outside arbitrators rather than at the bargaining table.

Another advance is that firms are now allowed to appoint outside arbitrators not part of the officially designated slate of experts (whom foreign firms suspect favour local rivals).The new laws encourage mediation, which can save all parties time and money.

The serenity is a needed tonic, for the commissioner acknowledges he is frustrated by regular run-ins with the city's police union and by the iron hand he says the city's board of outside arbitrators exercises in protecting what he considers wayward officers.

That panel deadlocked, and an outside arbitrator had to be brought in.

Under the old contract, disputes over dismissals were settled by an outside arbitrator appointed by a third party.

The clauses require customers to submit complaints to an outside arbitrator — usually chosen by the bank — instead of to a court.

Those rules require both sides to preview any literature with each other for accuracy's sake and to allow an outside arbitrator to resolve disputes.

Under a longstanding contract provision, if the musicians' representatives object to a decision to dismiss a player, the case goes to an outside arbitrator.

The Supreme Court overturned the former first baseman Steve Garvey's $3 million labor settlement yesterday, ruling that a lower court had usurped the role of an outside arbitrator by awarding him the money.

A union spokesman, Tim Wharnsby, declined to discuss speculation that McSorley and the players association would consider filing a grievance before an outside arbitrator with the contention that McSorley was not given enough time to prepare for his hearing at league headquarters.