arbitraments meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. "In the play [ Mudrarakshasa by Visakhadatta ] the battle of intrigue proves more efficacious than the arbitrament of the sword.
2. Several impis ( i . e ., regiments ) disputed Lobengula's assent and the question was ultimately decided by the arbitrament of the assegai, with Lobengula and his impis crushing the rebels.
3. Select regiments of the army were splendidly outfitted, but, with a few dedicated exceptions, the officers, so magnificent on the parade ground, " shrank . . . from the arbitrament of arms as from an unholy abyss ".
4. The last word has been spoken; the die has been cast; and the nations of the world have once more appealed to the sword as the arbitrament of international disputes, whilst the expression of friendship and goodwill have bravely left the lips of our treacherous enemy ."
5. The genesis of the idea of a meeting of representatives of different nations to obtain by peaceful arbitrament a settlement of differences has been traced to the year 1623 in modern history, to a French monk, �meric Cruc? who wrote a work entitled " The New Cyneas ", a discourse showing the opportunities and the means for establishing a general peace and liberty of conscience to all the world and addressed to the monarch and the sovereign princes of the time.
6. Seward openly suggested in September 1864 that if the Confederate States relented on the question of independence, the question of slavery would fall " to the arbitrament of courts of law, and to the councils of legislation " . ( He did not mention the ongoing debate over the Thirteenth Amendment, and declined to clarify his position in written correspondence . ) Seward invited the South to return to the " common ark of our national security and happiness " as " brethren who have come back from their wanderings ".