arbitral
/ˈɑːbɪtr(ə)l
/adjective
Relating to or resulting from the use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute.An arbitral tribunal shall be constituted to settle....
- It follows that our client is of the view that the arbitral tribunal lacks substantive jurisdiction to deal with this dispute’.
- If necessary, disputes are to be submitted to an arbitral tribunal, for binding decision ‘in accordance with the applicable rules of international law’.
Origin
Late 15th century: from late Latin arbitralis, from arbiter 'judge, supreme ruler'.
- off the beaten track
- off the beaten track (or path)
- off the bit (or bridle)
- off the boat
- off-the-course
- off the cuff
- off-the-face
- off the grid
- off the grog
- off the hook
- off-the-job
- off the map
- off the pace
- off the peg
- off-the-plan
- off the rack
- off the record
- off-the-road
- off the scale
- off the shelf
- off the shoulder
- off the top of one's head
- off the wall
- off the wind
- off time