Sentence examples for To adjudication from inspiring English sources

He attributed the view to those who prefer mediation to adjudication.

If his case had been better, or Cox's had been weaker, it might well have gone to adjudication.

They illuminated the work of a court that takes a distinctively loose and even lighthearted approach to adjudication, one its decisions generally mask.

Less than 1% of the complaints made to it ever go to adjudication; many more are resolved through "mediation", which, to outsiders and some complainants, looks suspiciously like stitching up a backroom deal.

House arrest at this stage is particularly useful for juveniles, who are commonly detained for long periods of time prior to adjudication for minor offenses only to be released following adjudication and sentencing.

"Nobody likes getting a parking fine but the fact that less than 1% go to adjudication shows that in the vast majority of cases councils get it right.

The figures reveal huge differences between banks when it comes to adjudications.

He adds he gets two or three emails a day from the legal department in relation to adjudications by the PCC and other relevant rulings.

Some legislators have gone to court (unsuccessfully) to seek adjudication of what they believe to have been violations of the act.

"If we are not successful in negotiating a settlement with our neighbour, we are prepared to submit ourselves to international adjudication or arbitration".

Since 1981 a registered trustee is the initial trustee if he consents to the appointment prior to the adjudication.