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Her father was an arbiter-general in the Old Republic, and her mother was a governor on her native Chandrila.

Court, as final arbiter of the Constitution, can overturn legislative ACTS or executive orders if it finds them to be unconstitutional.

The problem cries out for a long-term, open-minded, systematic search, with nature as the only arbiter of what is or is not? likely.

And I'm certainly aware that I would be the last person to be the arbiter of these.

"The artist community is unlikely to accept that the record company is to be the arbiter of what is or is not a suitable state of health. "

We need an outside arbiter to ask one of the machines to stand down.

Surely, the bank's policymaking board would have been the better arbiter.

But Zoilus and Cicero are two different persons. Cicero is an arbiter in thought, just as Brutus is an arbiter by the sword.

The bank remains the ultimate arbiter regarding issuing, incremental fees, and timing of funds transfer.

linguists have given us so far a master arbiter like the English writer Henry Watson Fowler. A battle appears won, but the conflict goes on.

The court of France's King Louis XIV, who himself drank Burgundy and the still wines of Champagne, was the arbiter of most alcoholic taste.

The arbiter judged that the answer was indeed correct, but did not display any noticeable knowledge of physics.

The court is the last arbiter on all the country's laws, and the ultimate interpreter of the constitution.

Pain clouds judgment, and so the patient should not be the sole arbiter of her or his own destiny.

The court has contributed to the centralization of authority by acting as the final arbiter of decisions in a system of divided powers.

The downtrodden Shias, including followers of Mr Sadr, now so dominate the government that it is no longer seen as a neutral arbiter.

The purpose is to maintain distance between the arbiter and those he must arbitrate between, and to secure a clash of conflicting views.

The fund is supposed to be an impartial arbiter of good economic policy.

Fortune is arbiter of half our actions, but she still leaves the control of the other half to us.

A strong W. T. O. will be needed to arbiter trade disputes as the world economy slows and protectionist urges simmer.

Mr. Jobs was the ultimate arbiter of Apple products, and his standards were exacting.

I've got to eat, ' says Dickie Arbiter, 70, who became a royal pundit after retiring as a public relations man for Buckingham Palace.

Yet Jacques puts too much faith in culture as the ultimate arbiter of a nation's destiny.

for a third illegal move by the same player, the arbiter shall declare the game lost by this player.

Is well-being about to take the place of GDP as the arbiter of economic health?

But even more important, the Court became the arbiter of the Constitution, the final authority on what the document meant.

The true arrogance is imagining that you are the final arbiter of the democratic process.

Besides, the design and simulation of two main peripheral equipment of on-chip bus: WB arbiter and DMA controller was done.

Without cooperation, the evolutionary process cannot work; and without trust, no cabal of experts can act as an ultimate arbiter .

The outrage was predictable from a party that has frequently positioned itself as a moral arbiter for all Malaysians.

This arbiter is called a quorum server; it can be any machine that both nodes in the cluster can reach.

Why can't you be a fair arbiter of that issue?

In many ways, Google is still learning how to balance the conflicting demands of being both search-arbiter and market competitor.

Australia joins the US in clearing the deal, leaving the European Commission as the final antitrust arbiter.

In this circumstance, the court acts as final arbiter on a difficult issue .

The Judicator used the Arbiter as a base to provide support using space-time manipulation.

The Acme COE also sets up an architecture review board as an arbiter for contentious issues.

As the final arbiter on product decisions, Mr. Jobs, colleagues say, is uncompromising.

A common error involves a circuit that notices the "hung" meta-stable state and pushes the Arbiter toward a particular decision.

The market mechanism is the final arbiter of the soundness of human judgments with respect to economic trends.

On Monday, they said they would accept talks as long as a neutral arbiter took part and troops withdrew.

It is very difficult to imagine a society with no centralized institution claiming to be the ultimate arbiter in all legal disputes.

It is thus the ultimate arbiter of federal law and the tying force that binds together all the courts of the nation.

The Arbiter-class starship is a Protoss warship specializing in providing psychic support.

The arbiter will have the last say in resolving this dispute.

As the sole arbiter of Android's dominant application delivery channel, Google has enormous control over the platform and how it is used.

The law does not say who defines national values, but there are no prizes for guessing the final arbiter.

He is an arbiter between the contending parties.

The formal contract is not the document which rules in the factories nor is it generally the ultimate arbiter of practice and punishment.

I would define, in brief, the Poetry of words as the Rhythmical Creation of Beanty. Its sole arbiter is Taste.

In Dr. Arthur's view of technological change, the market plays the role of arbiter in the emergence of new technologies.

According to the latest guide from restaurant arbiter Michelin, the new global champion in three-star dining is . . . Kansai.

He is seen as an important arbiter and disciplinarian within the family.

BearingPoint was recognized as "Super brand" by "Super Brands" , an independent arbiter of branding in 2004.

"We are not the arbiter of whether something is a fake, " he says.

When the arbiter sees a bus request come in, it sends its reply on the bus grant line.

a critic who considers himself the supreme arbiter of literary taste.

The judgment of an arbitrator or arbiter.

No big or veteran party can pose as the supreme arbiter.

Logic is the common judge and arbiter of all particular investigations.

In China the government still wants to be the arbiter of charity, keen to present itself as the omnipresent, omnipotent source of kindness.

From an early age Americans are taught the law is a neutral arbiter.

When he can't make a gig, he says, he is loath to recommend a rival. 'Why should I give someone else work? ' asks Mr. Arbiter.

The IMF is the natural arbiter of such issues.

The army, however, is hardly a neutral arbiter.

At Apple, Mr. Jobs has been the ultimate arbiter on products.

The arbiter is a junior judge, Denny Chin.

Less often arbiter is used interchangeably with arbitrator.

The key arbiter is Chinalco.

Having spent way more time on the entrepreneur side of the table I believe I am a good arbiter of the issue.

The state is also the final arbiter of law.

Rule 3. 3 states, "The Arbiter must always be located in slot 1. "

but in china , the government , not a court , is the final arbiter of law.

Time is the arbiter of fate.

I think a product, an enterprise can not develop, I have talked about the final arbiter of who actually?

He's not exactly the arbiter of great literature, is he?

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The oak leviathans, whose huge ribs make Their clay creator the vain title take Of lord of thee, and arbiter of war;

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Life has its ups and downs. (Petronius Arbiter)

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