0 a person who has been officially chosen to make a decision between two people or groups who do not agree -- 仲裁人；裁決人；公斷人
As men grew older, their political power as arbitrators of community and clan disputes increased as well, peaking when they were elders\senior elders.
Intervention in such cases revealed the role of the monarch as arbitrator between conflicting interests of corporate groups in the colony.
Some critics were also concerned that the limit on judicial enforcement powers in the amendment would make it difficult or impossible to enforce arbitrator's awards.
All they need to resolve their dispute is the arbitrator's decision-appealing to the plaintiff's rule as an authoritative rule makes no additional difference to them.
To reiterate, the arbitrators were not all oligarchs and were men at rather different stages of their borough careers.
Both the mediator and the arbitrator wish to save the group unity from the danger of splitting up.
Conciliators and arbitrators, for example, were outside government control.
While this served to siphon off discontent, it also brought grievances before arbitrators who on occasion urged employers to meet workers' demands.
