Sentence examples for He adjudicates from inspiring English sources

As a judge for the New York State Public Employment Relations Board, he adjudicates labor disputes.

His last special, Ragnarok, is a one-man show about the apocalypse; in his podcast, Judge John Hodgman, he adjudicates pressing concerns of his listeners.

He is the host of a popular television program, "Hour of Judgment," in which he adjudicates the kinds of cases often heard on "Judge Judy" in the United States.

There he adjudicated business disputes and marital fights.

Nor would he adjudicate the fate of Graydonian classics like oysters Rockefeller and lobster thermidor.

With a baleful stare and forearms like Hercules, he adjudicated those before him without mercy.

His frailty is apparent, however, as soon as two feuding nobles storm in and demand that he adjudicate.

That's how I think we should judge him: did he adjudicate this bid wisely and fairly?

From the crack of dawn to the last flicker of candlelight, he studied, he preached, he lectured, he joined and adjudicated debates, he wrote tirelessly, despite migraines, bowel problems, hookworms, kidney stones and eventually pulmonary tuberculosis.

To put it more bluntly than he ever would, he is adjudicating patent cases in an effort to change a legal system that now gives companies rich incentives to bring costly, time-consuming and often prideful patents lawsuits.

On several occasions, Johnson tees up the arguments for and against, so that from his pedestal he can adjudicate.