Arbitrating
Meaning
of Arbitrate
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Every society will have to maintain methods of arbitrating conflicting needs to the end of history; and in that process those who are shrewder will gain some advantage over the simple, even if they should lack special instruments of power.
Catherine S. Dolan (2008), Research in Economic Anthropology, "Arbitrating risk through moral values: the case of Kenyan fairtrade", volume 28, pages 271–96.
In arbitrating the border between India and Pakistan in 1947, Sir Cyril Radcliffe was unable to decide what to do with the Indus River System.
It’s a plush job, and if elected, Oddo would serve a 14-year term – serving the people of his beloved borough and arbitrating disputes over estates, adoptions and guardianship.