Arbitration, The

noun

1. a comedy (c300 b.c.) by Menander, extant only as a fragment.

Example Sentences

When the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the original world court, unanimously rejected its claim to the South China Sea in 2016, Beijing insisted that the ruling was “naturally null and void” and would not affect its “territorial sovereignty” over an entire sea.

From Salon

As the claims involving Kaiser went through arbitration, the rest of the suit — targeting the state — had been proceeding in federal court.

From Los Angeles Times

In the 2014 arbitration, the panel ruled that Russia launched “a full assault on Yukos and its beneficial owners in order to bankrupt Yukos and appropriate its assets while, at the same time, removing Mr. Khodorkovsky from the political arena.”

From Seattle Times

Hawkes called arbitration the final step of a frustrating process that left her feeling overmatched and barely heard.

From Seattle Times

Hawkes called arbitration the final step of a frustrating process that left her feeling overmatched and barely heard.

From Seattle Times