Sentence examples for Adjudicate the case from inspiring English sources

The court suggests the plaintiffs ought to either change their theory or their evidence to make it easier to adjudicate the case.

If the two sides cannot negotiate a solution, the United States can ask the W.T.O. to adjudicate the case after those 60 days are up.

When Portia, disguised as the learned judge, enters the courtroom to adjudicate the case between Antonio and Shylock, she begins by asking, "Which is the merchant here?

An officer's federal defense need be only colorable to assure the federal court that it has jurisdiction to adjudicate the case, see Acker, supra, at 431.

26 In realistic terms, the federal suit was running well ahead of the state suit at the very time that the District Court decided to refuse to adjudicate the case.

However, as a matter of longstanding canon law, such decisions are made by the local bishop, who is deemed to be generally in the best position to adjudicate the case relating to the priest in question".

He signed blank documents known as judicial action sheets, allowing his clerk to adjudicate the cases.

In many instances, courts have refused to adjudicate the cases on the grounds of sovereign immunity.

But the way the court adjudicated the case, I was hoping for a lot better result.

But her husband was opposed, and the Islamic scholar adjudicating the case seemed determined to keep the couple together.

Adjudicating the case for or against ontological emergence outside the mental realm is equally difficult.