arbitrative

Or we can explore the tradition I have been trying to work with here and ask what an 'interactive' pluralism would look like, that had thought through what was involved in the state's arbitrative and balancing function in a way which allowed active partnership and exchange between communities themselves and between communities and state authority.

David Nicholls Memorial Lecture: 'Law, Power and Peace: Christian Perspectives on Sovereignty' 2005

Or we can explore the tradition I have been trying to work with here and ask what an 'interactive' pluralism would look like, that had thought through what was involved in the state's arbitrative and balancing function in a way which allowed active partnership and exchange between communities themselves and between communities and state authority.

David Nicholls Memorial Lecture: 'Law, Power and Peace: Christian Perspectives on Sovereignty' - The University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford 2005

Added to this was a tacit claim upon the partners 'arbitrative powers, or the equal right to request them to step outside if the interviews were of a private nature.

Stories in Light and Shadow Bret Harte 1869

Notwithstanding this, the Estates meanwhile assembled, but declared themselves incompetent, regarding themselves simply in the light of an arbitrative committee, and, as such, threw out the constitution presented by the king, June, 1838.

Germany from the Earliest Period Volume 4 Wolfgang Menzel 1835