arbitration in Latin
arbitration in Latin is arbitrium — arbitration means a process for settling a dispute in which both sides agree to accept the decision of a neutral third party, instead of going to court.
arbitration in Latin
arbitrium
What does "arbitration" mean?
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noun A process for settling a dispute in which both sides agree to accept the decision of a neutral third party, instead of going to court.
"The union and management agreed to settle the pay dispute through arbitration."
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arbitration in a sentence
- The union and management agreed to settle the pay dispute through arbitration.
- Many employment contracts require arbitration rather than a lawsuit.
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What is "arbitration" in Latin?
"arbitration" in Latin is arbitrium. arbitration means: A process for settling a dispute in which both sides agree to accept the decision of a neutral third party, instead of going to court.
How do you use "arbitration" in a sentence?
Example: "The union and management agreed to settle the pay dispute through arbitration." In Latin, "arbitration" is arbitrium.
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