arbiter in A Sentence

Courts are not Arbiters of public policy.

And now you're the Arbiter of fine living? Is that right?

These men fancied themselves Arbiters of taste and found the painted aesthetic‘vulgar.'.

Remember what Jesus said,“Man, who appointed me a judge or an Arbiter between you?”?

The Arbiter should adjust the time on the clock according to the best evidence.

Jesus was not impressed saying,“Man, who appointed me as judge or an Arbiter between you?”?

But He(Jesus) said to him,‘Man, who appointed me a judge or Arbiter over you?'”?

Jesus' reply was blunt:“Man, who appointed Me a judge or an Arbiter over you?

(33) There is no Arbiter between us, who might lay his hand on us both.

Without an Arbiter, there is no final authority to weigh the values we establish for ourselves(Psalm 19:7- 11).

Almost the entire region reoriented towards cooperation with Russia, which gave Moscow the opportunity to become a key Arbiter.

And I guess, because of that, people think I am an Arbiter of future trends of the environmental kind.

An election cannot be fair without Arbiters- a free press, an independent judiciary, and a transparent Election Commission that is objective and neutral.

In such a case, the best strategy according to the Qur'an is to introduce a third party who will act as an Arbiter.

In a formal chess match with an Arbiter present, the Arbiter should replace the pawn or inverted rook with the proper piece(Schiller 2003:18- 19).

Caesar seized the Egyptian capital and instilled himself as Arbiter between the opposing claims of Cleopatra and Ptolemy XII to the Egyptian throne.

Then there appeared another angel in the form of a human being and the contending angles agreed to make him Arbiter between them.

Hopefully Singleton's Arbiter skills were better than his heist-planning because their robbery of an elderly grocery store owner was so badly botched it was almost comical.

Facebook says it doesn't want to be Arbiter of truth, but it's already the Arbiter of thoughts by controlling what shows up in the first place.

Currently, the companies cling to the untenable premise that they are not“Arbiters of the truth” and thus have no responsibility to take down provably false information.

In elaborating on it, I note that the“social group” that is the Arbiter of right and wrong is often not the whole group of adults.

Even though two of the victims in the Paris attack were Muslims, the two brothers made self-aggrandising assertions about being moral Arbiters of religious sensitivities and sanctities.

By fits and starts over the next two centuries, the United States established itself as Arbiter of disputes among the growing roster of nations comprising the international order.

In case the parties cannot agree on a joint Arbiter, within one additional month, each one will designate one Arbiter, and both Arbiters will designate a third one.

Within this cacophony, we have lost trusted Arbiters of truth- the Edward Murrows and Walter Cronkites who could explain what was happening in ways most Americans found convincing.

It has become the chief Arbiter of who is ill and who is not, and such decisions affect everything from access to school services to disability payments and insurance eligibility.

By God, you cannot move from here until you have shown your willingness to accept the verdict of the Arbiters in the same spirit as the woman has shown.”.

According to Poonawala, it seems that the Arbiters and other eminent persons, with the exclusion of Ali's representatives, met in January 659 to discuss the selection of the new caliph.

But NONE of us should like that the supposedly fair final Arbiter of the most contentious issues of the day is taking sides, and acting dishonestly in order to do so.

A time to sit in the silence and allow inner wisdom to bubble to the surface, for it knows all that we need and is the most compassionate Arbiter of our life.

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arbiter in A Sentence

Courts are not Arbiters of public policy.

And now you're the Arbiter of fine living? Is that right?

These men fancied themselves Arbiters of taste and found the painted aesthetic‘vulgar.'.

Remember what Jesus said,“Man, who appointed me a judge or an Arbiter between you?”?

The Arbiter should adjust the time on the clock according to the best evidence.

Jesus was not impressed saying,“Man, who appointed me as judge or an Arbiter between you?”?

But He(Jesus) said to him,‘Man, who appointed me a judge or Arbiter over you?'”?

Jesus' reply was blunt:“Man, who appointed Me a judge or an Arbiter over you?

(33) There is no Arbiter between us, who might lay his hand on us both.

Without an Arbiter, there is no final authority to weigh the values we establish for ourselves(Psalm 19:7- 11).

Almost the entire region reoriented towards cooperation with Russia, which gave Moscow the opportunity to become a key Arbiter.

And I guess, because of that, people think I am an Arbiter of future trends of the environmental kind.

An election cannot be fair without Arbiters- a free press, an independent judiciary, and a transparent Election Commission that is objective and neutral.

In such a case, the best strategy according to the Qur'an is to introduce a third party who will act as an Arbiter.

In a formal chess match with an Arbiter present, the Arbiter should replace the pawn or inverted rook with the proper piece(Schiller 2003:18- 19).

Caesar seized the Egyptian capital and instilled himself as Arbiter between the opposing claims of Cleopatra and Ptolemy XII to the Egyptian throne.

Then there appeared another angel in the form of a human being and the contending angles agreed to make him Arbiter between them.

Hopefully Singleton's Arbiter skills were better than his heist-planning because their robbery of an elderly grocery store owner was so badly botched it was almost comical.

Facebook says it doesn't want to be Arbiter of truth, but it's already the Arbiter of thoughts by controlling what shows up in the first place.

Currently, the companies cling to the untenable premise that they are not“Arbiters of the truth” and thus have no responsibility to take down provably false information.

In elaborating on it, I note that the“social group” that is the Arbiter of right and wrong is often not the whole group of adults.

Even though two of the victims in the Paris attack were Muslims, the two brothers made self-aggrandising assertions about being moral Arbiters of religious sensitivities and sanctities.

By fits and starts over the next two centuries, the United States established itself as Arbiter of disputes among the growing roster of nations comprising the international order.

In case the parties cannot agree on a joint Arbiter, within one additional month, each one will designate one Arbiter, and both Arbiters will designate a third one.

Within this cacophony, we have lost trusted Arbiters of truth- the Edward Murrows and Walter Cronkites who could explain what was happening in ways most Americans found convincing.

It has become the chief Arbiter of who is ill and who is not, and such decisions affect everything from access to school services to disability payments and insurance eligibility.

By God, you cannot move from here until you have shown your willingness to accept the verdict of the Arbiters in the same spirit as the woman has shown.”.

According to Poonawala, it seems that the Arbiters and other eminent persons, with the exclusion of Ali's representatives, met in January 659 to discuss the selection of the new caliph.

But NONE of us should like that the supposedly fair final Arbiter of the most contentious issues of the day is taking sides, and acting dishonestly in order to do so.

A time to sit in the silence and allow inner wisdom to bubble to the surface, for it knows all that we need and is the most compassionate Arbiter of our life.

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