“The Commission is empowered to arbitrate on the issues contained in the matter.”

“Carter set out his vision for the talks, explaining that he would act as the honest broker, simply trying to arbitrate a deal between the two warring parties.”

“The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration has been called in to arbitrate on the dispute.”

“The head of the clan arbitrates disputes, performs clan rituals, and represents the clan in external relations.”

“The State Council arbitrates in disputed administrative matters and gives advice on all bills and decrees.”

“The WTO was formed in January 1995 and as well as being a forum for world trade talks, it arbitrates trade disputes between members.”

“If a lot of people pursue a value strategy, value opportunities will soon be arbitraged away.”

“It's a worldwide market, and in a sense it's a market in which interest rates in various different localities and for various different instruments are all arbitraged.”

“He has arbitraged by purchasing in one market and simultaneously selling the same or similar merchandise in another market.”

“An arbitrated settlement in 1992 allowed the city to cut 17 fire units and three station houses.”

“Each family would respect the interests and territories of others, and disputes would be arbitrated.”

“This is why King Oswy chaired and arbitrated the discussions in Whitby, just as continental rulers habitually convoked and presided over ecclesiastical councils.”

“In 1987, he co-founded The Davco Group, a hedge fund arbitraging opportunities in global securities and commodities markets.”

“The time and cost involved in arbitrating such small claims should be commensurate with what is at stake.”

“The centre is responsible for arbitrating disputes between a state and a foreign investor.”

“The procedure for advancing and resolving or arbitrating grievances is normally contained in the collective agreement.”