arbitrator
সালিস
definition
noun
He is calling for the appointment of an independent arbitrator to nip the dispute in the bud.
an independent person or body officially appointed to settle a dispute.
translation of 'arbitrator'
বিচারক,
দুই পক্ষের বিরোধের নিষ্পত্তির ব্যাপারে মনোনীত ব্যক্তি
noun
সালিশ,
সালিস
example
He's a fair, tough, but independent 'arbitrator' and his reputation is second to none.
A government 'arbitrator' has been appointed to help try to resolve the dispute.
Management also offered to refer the matter before an independent 'arbitrator' .
He defended the role of his reader's editor, who acts as an independent 'arbitrator' of reader complaints.
the facts of the case are put to an independent 'arbitrator'
He is calling for the appointment of an independent 'arbitrator' to nip the dispute in the bud.
A forum such as the State Ombudsman, can act as the 'arbitrator' in the event of future disputes.
But it must throw into doubt the ability of the tribunal to be a final 'arbitrator' of disputes.
This body consisted of an international list of 'arbitrators' who would mediate disputes between states.
In the event of a request for arbitration, each party shall appoint an arbitrator and the 'arbitrators' shall appoint an umpire.
Judges who leave the bench in any state can go into practice as private mediators or 'arbitrators' .
Each party shall appoint its arbitrator and the two 'arbitrators' shall choose an umpire before instituting the hearing.
The arbitral tribunal shall be composed of three arbitrators, it being agreed that all three 'arbitrators' shall be appointed by the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.
If there is a dispute, the parties appoint 'arbitrators' , contractually created judges to resolve the dispute.
It is likely that 'arbitrators' and independent experts will remain busy for the foreseeable future.
So naturally when the 'arbitrators' of the labour dispute committee heard the case, they couldn't help laughing either.
We have been critics of domain dispute 'arbitrators' since the beginning.
This act allows family disputes to be resolved outside of court by 'arbitrators' according to their own religious and cultural beliefs.
It has taken weeks of negotiations by the Football Authority to appoint the 'arbitrators' after both Wimbledon and the Football League rejected several other names put forward.
Parties can also use Information Technology professionals with training in computer security as 'arbitrators' , rather than judges with no computer science background.
The latter, with the possible collaboration of two further 'arbitrators' appointed by the parties, will have the task of proposing an agreement acceptable to both parties.
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