Sentence examples for In the adjudication from inspiring English sources

Louise was a lawyer, specializing in the adjudication of water rights between agricultural and municipal interests.

The concept of venue involves important issues of public policy in the adjudication of crimes.

Chester City FC 2004 Ltd failed to settle its debts with HM Revenue & Customs resulting in the adjudication at the high court in London this morning.

Next month, she will begin a two-year consular tour in Manila, where she will specialize in the adjudication of immigrant visas.

"Winging It at Guantánamo" (editorial, April 23) illustrates the potential for prosecutorial misconduct by the Bush administration in the adjudication of alleged Al Qaeda or Taliban acts of terror.

The significance of this little story for Charles Freeman, a British historian who has written on "The Greek Achievement" and on "Egypt, Greece and Rome," lies in the adjudication of Pope John XXII.

Poitou and Saintonge remained restive largely because of the stubborn machinations of Isabella of Angoulême (King John's widow); it was only in 1243, after a revolt planned to coincide with an uprising in Languedoc, that the adjudication of 1202 was fulfilled in Aquitaine.

In our study, the adjudication process led to marked changes in the degree of statistical significance, even though the relative risks of MI with calcium supplements remained elevated at each stage.

The claim period ended in late 1999, although the adjudication process dragged on for a dozen years.

Thereafter, a final decision was determined for each case based on majority or consensus decision, according to the guidance set forth in each of the adjudication board charters.

The Courier-Mail had to publish the adjudication in full on Thursday in the paper and online.