impartial arbitration; fair adjudication
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to arbitrate impartially; to mediate as a neutral third party
formalRefers to the act of a neutral party resolving a dispute or making a judgment between conflicting sides.
Since both parties could not reach an agreement, they had to invite a respected elder to arbitrate impartially.
On the matter of who is right and who is wrong, we await the impartial judgment of the public.
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The dispute was submitted to an independent arbitration committee for impartial adjudication.
verb
to adjudicate fairly; to pass a just verdict
formalEmphasizes the fair and just nature of the judgment made by an authoritative body or individual.
We believe the law enforcement department will adjudicate fairly and bring justice to the victim.
The facts of this case are clear, and the court is sure to pass a fair verdict according to the law.
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History will ultimately pass fair judgment on their merits and faults.