Definition of arbitration in English:

arbitration

noun ɑːbɪˈtreɪʃ(ə)nˌɑrbəˈtreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute.
（纠纷的）仲裁，公断
Tayside Regional Council called for arbitration to settle the dispute
binding arbitration
Example sentencesExamples
- The two sides have agreed to take the matter to arbitration to avoid expensive legal costs.
- The arbitration continued and is now concluded except for the arbitrator's award.
- Now the tiniest household decision makes motor industry arbitration seem like a cosy chat.
- Claims can be settled via mutual consent, by arbitration or by a court award.
- Key to the deal is a compromise on arbitration to resolve disputes between growers and millers.
- Indeed, such persons might be dissuaded from arbitration under the supervision of the English court.
- Management refused to allow arbitration while industrial action continued.
- Seventy percent of all arbitrations are settled before the hearing, and an experienced attorney will know how to best negotiate a fair settlement.
- Our conversation ended well enough, and he did suggest arbitration if I wanted it.
- Parliament has not abolished arbitration and litigation of construction disputes.
- The union is now calling for binding arbitration to settle the dispute.
- They voted on Monday by 55 to 27 to accept a proposal of binding arbitration in the dispute.
- In practice, the whole arbitration is going to have to be reopened and probably re-pleaded.
- Under a joint venture contract the dispute was decided by arbitration in Quebec.
- As in litigation, contract breach and damages must also be proved in arbitration.
- It then urged the union to involve the government arbitration service, Acas.
- It is beyond dispute that the arbitration in this case was governed by the Arbitration Act.
- One of the terms of the contract is that, in the event of dispute, the claim must be referred to arbitration.
- The parties agreed to refer their dispute to one Rabbi Rosner for mediation and arbitration.
- The usual practice is to resolve problems through arbitration, it says.
Synonyms
adjudication, mediation, mediatorship, negotiation, conciliation, intervention, interceding, interposition, peacemaking
judgement
rare arbitrament

Phrases

go to arbitration

Use an arbitrator to settle a dispute.
（纠纷的）仲裁，公断
the trust and consortium are likely to go to arbitration
Example sentencesExamples
- This can pose problems at rent review, particularly if a case goes to arbitration.
- If this proves impossible, and if trade or competition are affected, a dispute may go to arbitration.
- If they are still unhappy with the second valuation, they should seriously consider going to arbitration.
- The Council can carry on without agreement and if agreement is not reached it will go to arbitration.
- The dispute went to arbitration in April and a final decision isn't expected before next summer.
- The workers, members of the Unison union, took industrial action and went to arbitration.
- Weinbaum challenged the tenure denial, and the case went to arbitration.
- I told him in May, after I had found a new job and still within my 30 day suspension originally given, that I wanted the case to go to arbitration.
- The case eventually went to arbitration, and a panel of judges awarded residents a settlement of $333 million dollars, 40 percent of which went to the lawyers.
- Legal sources suggested this weekend that the parties to the contract may have to go to arbitration to resolve the issues that are likely to arise between them.
- The case went to arbitration in New York and had the potential to be a groundbreaking win for teams.
- The threat of industrial action by gas engineers was lifted last night after both sides in a pay dispute agreed to go to arbitration.
- If the question goes to arbitration, the arbitrator's duty is to determine the amount of compensation payable.
- The airport had offered to go to arbitration earlier in the dispute.
- Now compensation matters will be dealt with in Sydney using an administrative tribunal, with disputes going to arbitration.
- They were unable to take court action as they had agreed in the contract they signed with Oak Lodge to go to arbitration.
- Only two women have actually gone to arbitration in the case.
- Ms Brody added: ‘I have made a payment to Mrs Peak after going to arbitration and no liability has been admitted.’
- You've probably already agreed to go to arbitration in case of a dispute with your broker.
- The judge said the closings would violate existing labor contracts, and that the city's budget cutting plans would have to go to arbitration.

Definition of arbitration in US English:

arbitration

nounˌɑrbəˈtreɪʃ(ə)nˌärbəˈtrāSH(ə)n

The use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute.
（纠纷的）仲裁，公断
Tayside Regional Council called for arbitration to settle the dispute
binding arbitration
Example sentencesExamples
- The arbitration continued and is now concluded except for the arbitrator's award.
- The two sides have agreed to take the matter to arbitration to avoid expensive legal costs.
- It is beyond dispute that the arbitration in this case was governed by the Arbitration Act.
- They voted on Monday by 55 to 27 to accept a proposal of binding arbitration in the dispute.
- The usual practice is to resolve problems through arbitration, it says.
- Seventy percent of all arbitrations are settled before the hearing, and an experienced attorney will know how to best negotiate a fair settlement.
- The union is now calling for binding arbitration to settle the dispute.
- Key to the deal is a compromise on arbitration to resolve disputes between growers and millers.
- Under a joint venture contract the dispute was decided by arbitration in Quebec.
- As in litigation, contract breach and damages must also be proved in arbitration.
- Management refused to allow arbitration while industrial action continued.
- Claims can be settled via mutual consent, by arbitration or by a court award.
- It then urged the union to involve the government arbitration service, Acas.
- Our conversation ended well enough, and he did suggest arbitration if I wanted it.
- The parties agreed to refer their dispute to one Rabbi Rosner for mediation and arbitration.
- Now the tiniest household decision makes motor industry arbitration seem like a cosy chat.
- In practice, the whole arbitration is going to have to be reopened and probably re-pleaded.
- Parliament has not abolished arbitration and litigation of construction disputes.
- One of the terms of the contract is that, in the event of dispute, the claim must be referred to arbitration.
- Indeed, such persons might be dissuaded from arbitration under the supervision of the English court.
Synonyms
adjudication, mediation, mediatorship, negotiation, conciliation, intervention, interceding, interposition, peacemaking

Phrases

go to arbitration

Submit a dispute to an arbitrator.
the trust and consortium are likely to go to arbitration
Example sentencesExamples
- Weinbaum challenged the tenure denial, and the case went to arbitration.
- The judge said the closings would violate existing labor contracts, and that the city's budget cutting plans would have to go to arbitration.
- The workers, members of the Unison union, took industrial action and went to arbitration.
- The Council can carry on without agreement and if agreement is not reached it will go to arbitration.
- The airport had offered to go to arbitration earlier in the dispute.
- The case went to arbitration in New York and had the potential to be a groundbreaking win for teams.
- This can pose problems at rent review, particularly if a case goes to arbitration.
- Ms Brody added: ‘I have made a payment to Mrs Peak after going to arbitration and no liability has been admitted.’
- The threat of industrial action by gas engineers was lifted last night after both sides in a pay dispute agreed to go to arbitration.
- You've probably already agreed to go to arbitration in case of a dispute with your broker.
- They were unable to take court action as they had agreed in the contract they signed with Oak Lodge to go to arbitration.
- I told him in May, after I had found a new job and still within my 30 day suspension originally given, that I wanted the case to go to arbitration.
- If they are still unhappy with the second valuation, they should seriously consider going to arbitration.
- Legal sources suggested this weekend that the parties to the contract may have to go to arbitration to resolve the issues that are likely to arise between them.
- If the question goes to arbitration, the arbitrator's duty is to determine the amount of compensation payable.
- The case eventually went to arbitration, and a panel of judges awarded residents a settlement of $333 million dollars, 40 percent of which went to the lawyers.
- Only two women have actually gone to arbitration in the case.
- The dispute went to arbitration in April and a final decision isn't expected before next summer.
- Now compensation matters will be dealt with in Sydney using an administrative tribunal, with disputes going to arbitration.
- If this proves impossible, and if trade or competition are affected, a dispute may go to arbitration.

单词	arbitration
释义	Definition of arbitration in English: arbitration noun ɑːbɪˈtreɪʃ(ə)nˌɑrbəˈtreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute. （纠纷的）仲裁，公断 Tayside Regional Council called for arbitration to settle the dispute binding arbitration Example sentencesExamples The two sides have agreed to take the matter to arbitration to avoid expensive legal costs. The arbitration continued and is now concluded except for the arbitrator's award. Now the tiniest household decision makes motor industry arbitration seem like a cosy chat. Claims can be settled via mutual consent, by arbitration or by a court award. Key to the deal is a compromise on arbitration to resolve disputes between growers and millers. Indeed, such persons might be dissuaded from arbitration under the supervision of the English court. Management refused to allow arbitration while industrial action continued. Seventy percent of all arbitrations are settled before the hearing, and an experienced attorney will know how to best negotiate a fair settlement. Our conversation ended well enough, and he did suggest arbitration if I wanted it. Parliament has not abolished arbitration and litigation of construction disputes. The union is now calling for binding arbitration to settle the dispute. They voted on Monday by 55 to 27 to accept a proposal of binding arbitration in the dispute. In practice, the whole arbitration is going to have to be reopened and probably re-pleaded. Under a joint venture contract the dispute was decided by arbitration in Quebec. As in litigation, contract breach and damages must also be proved in arbitration. It then urged the union to involve the government arbitration service, Acas. It is beyond dispute that the arbitration in this case was governed by the Arbitration Act. One of the terms of the contract is that, in the event of dispute, the claim must be referred to arbitration. The parties agreed to refer their dispute to one Rabbi Rosner for mediation and arbitration. The usual practice is to resolve problems through arbitration, it says. Synonyms adjudication, mediation, mediatorship, negotiation, conciliation, intervention, interceding, interposition, peacemaking judgement rare arbitrament Phrases go to arbitration Use an arbitrator to settle a dispute. （纠纷的）仲裁，公断 the trust and consortium are likely to go to arbitration Example sentencesExamples This can pose problems at rent review, particularly if a case goes to arbitration. If this proves impossible, and if trade or competition are affected, a dispute may go to arbitration. If they are still unhappy with the second valuation, they should seriously consider going to arbitration. The Council can carry on without agreement and if agreement is not reached it will go to arbitration. The dispute went to arbitration in April and a final decision isn't expected before next summer. The workers, members of the Unison union, took industrial action and went to arbitration. Weinbaum challenged the tenure denial, and the case went to arbitration. I told him in May, after I had found a new job and still within my 30 day suspension originally given, that I wanted the case to go to arbitration. The case eventually went to arbitration, and a panel of judges awarded residents a settlement of $333 million dollars, 40 percent of which went to the lawyers. Legal sources suggested this weekend that the parties to the contract may have to go to arbitration to resolve the issues that are likely to arise between them. The case went to arbitration in New York and had the potential to be a groundbreaking win for teams. The threat of industrial action by gas engineers was lifted last night after both sides in a pay dispute agreed to go to arbitration. If the question goes to arbitration, the arbitrator's duty is to determine the amount of compensation payable. The airport had offered to go to arbitration earlier in the dispute. Now compensation matters will be dealt with in Sydney using an administrative tribunal, with disputes going to arbitration. They were unable to take court action as they had agreed in the contract they signed with Oak Lodge to go to arbitration. Only two women have actually gone to arbitration in the case. Ms Brody added: ‘I have made a payment to Mrs Peak after going to arbitration and no liability has been admitted.’ You've probably already agreed to go to arbitration in case of a dispute with your broker. The judge said the closings would violate existing labor contracts, and that the city's budget cutting plans would have to go to arbitration. noun.1 phr. Definition of arbitration in US English: arbitration nounˌɑrbəˈtreɪʃ(ə)nˌärbəˈtrāSH(ə)n The use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute. （纠纷的）仲裁，公断 Tayside Regional Council called for arbitration to settle the dispute binding arbitration Example sentencesExamples The arbitration continued and is now concluded except for the arbitrator's award. The two sides have agreed to take the matter to arbitration to avoid expensive legal costs. It is beyond dispute that the arbitration in this case was governed by the Arbitration Act. They voted on Monday by 55 to 27 to accept a proposal of binding arbitration in the dispute. The usual practice is to resolve problems through arbitration, it says. Seventy percent of all arbitrations are settled before the hearing, and an experienced attorney will know how to best negotiate a fair settlement. The union is now calling for binding arbitration to settle the dispute. Key to the deal is a compromise on arbitration to resolve disputes between growers and millers. Under a joint venture contract the dispute was decided by arbitration in Quebec. As in litigation, contract breach and damages must also be proved in arbitration. Management refused to allow arbitration while industrial action continued. Claims can be settled via mutual consent, by arbitration or by a court award. It then urged the union to involve the government arbitration service, Acas. Our conversation ended well enough, and he did suggest arbitration if I wanted it. The parties agreed to refer their dispute to one Rabbi Rosner for mediation and arbitration. Now the tiniest household decision makes motor industry arbitration seem like a cosy chat. In practice, the whole arbitration is going to have to be reopened and probably re-pleaded. Parliament has not abolished arbitration and litigation of construction disputes. One of the terms of the contract is that, in the event of dispute, the claim must be referred to arbitration. Indeed, such persons might be dissuaded from arbitration under the supervision of the English court. Synonyms adjudication, mediation, mediatorship, negotiation, conciliation, intervention, interceding, interposition, peacemaking Phrases go to arbitration Submit a dispute to an arbitrator. the trust and consortium are likely to go to arbitration Example sentencesExamples Weinbaum challenged the tenure denial, and the case went to arbitration. The judge said the closings would violate existing labor contracts, and that the city's budget cutting plans would have to go to arbitration. The workers, members of the Unison union, took industrial action and went to arbitration. The Council can carry on without agreement and if agreement is not reached it will go to arbitration. The airport had offered to go to arbitration earlier in the dispute. The case went to arbitration in New York and had the potential to be a groundbreaking win for teams. This can pose problems at rent review, particularly if a case goes to arbitration. Ms Brody added: ‘I have made a payment to Mrs Peak after going to arbitration and no liability has been admitted.’ The threat of industrial action by gas engineers was lifted last night after both sides in a pay dispute agreed to go to arbitration. You've probably already agreed to go to arbitration in case of a dispute with your broker. They were unable to take court action as they had agreed in the contract they signed with Oak Lodge to go to arbitration. I told him in May, after I had found a new job and still within my 30 day suspension originally given, that I wanted the case to go to arbitration. If they are still unhappy with the second valuation, they should seriously consider going to arbitration. Legal sources suggested this weekend that the parties to the contract may have to go to arbitration to resolve the issues that are likely to arise between them. If the question goes to arbitration, the arbitrator's duty is to determine the amount of compensation payable. The case eventually went to arbitration, and a panel of judges awarded residents a settlement of $333 million dollars, 40 percent of which went to the lawyers. Only two women have actually gone to arbitration in the case. The dispute went to arbitration in April and a final decision isn't expected before next summer. Now compensation matters will be dealt with in Sydney using an administrative tribunal, with disputes going to arbitration. If this proves impossible, and if trade or competition are affected, a dispute may go to arbitration. noun.1 phr.
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