Sentence examples for Just adjudication from inspiring English sources

The consequence of allowing individuals with no injury to be plaintiffs, and to sue for damages set by statute and not tied to any actual loss, is to allow the aggregation of large numbers of claims, giving rise to vast potential liability and undermining the just adjudication of claims.

"One thing is to deliver the adjudications in rapid time because of the needs of the community, and another is to ensure that we achieve fair and just adjudications".

Isolation tactics are employed daily to barricade youths who step out of line, need to cool down, need mental health monitoring, or are just awaiting adjudication or transfer.

The Swiss government must be satisfied that there will be a just and fair adjudication, free from the pressure created by the incessant caterwauling surrounding this case.

"Last year, the Daily Mail and MailOnline together published more than half a million stories and yet received just two upheld adjudications each for inaccuracy from the UK industry's regulator IPSO.

On those larger issues, the evidence is in, merely awaiting adjudication.

This unpredictability in adjudications is just one of several challenges posed by the P-1 visa process.

The real difficulty, of course, pertains not to these historical points, but to whether or not the project of a normative theory of adjudication warrants replacement just because rational determinacy does not obtain.

The rate of attrition among New York judges has spiked.This means that the courts are limiting access just when Americans need more adjudication.

"What Fisa does is not adjudication, but approval.

I have long supported international adjudication, but that option makes little sense here.