Sentence examples for To adjudicator from inspiring English sources

The groceries ombudsman, promised in the 2010 election manifestos, will not be in place until 2014, downgraded to "adjudicator".

A progression was observed from Emoter to Adjudicator Voice from history-based archival knowledge to historian-based interpretive knowledge.

As apparent in Fig. 2, there is a progression from Emoter to Adjudicator Voice: from history-based archival knowledge to historian-based interpretive knowledge with Surveyor Voice occupying an intermediary position between the documentary and representational phases.

To further standardize the adjudication, we developed examples prior to the start of this study, which were distributed to adjudicators.

"If it persuades high-performing kids to transfer from other local schools I would expect complaints to go to the adjudicator".

The schools minister, Nick Gibb, told the Commons that "anyone – absolutely anyone" would be allowed to object to the adjudicator about school admissions arrangements.

That was until the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, ruled recently that only some types of people – councils and local parents – are eligible to complain to the adjudicator about unfair admissions.

There are also issues around only suppliers being able to report cases to the adjudicator: what then for a campaigning group with evidence of workers being mistreated by a developing-world supplier?

However, valid out-of-time appeals must nevertheless be sent to the special adjudicator to decide whether it would be just to allow them to proceed, so long as the delay was through no fault of the applicant.

The amendments will also force LEAs to report their admission arrangements to the adjudicator's office.

The ability to put in the occasional complaint to the adjudicator seems paltry in comparison with this sort of radical thinking.