Sentence examples for a full adjudication from inspiring English sources

The E.E.O.C.'s case against Crane never went to trial, leaving the accusations without a full adjudication.

The judgment in the Don Dale case – the cartoon was published on 4 August after the Four Corners expose – was much swifter because it did not go to a full adjudication but was settled by mediation.

Although scheduling patient interviews was not without challenges, all that were completed provided meaningful information to allow for a full adjudication of the AE.

Disagreements between reviewers were resolved either by a third reviewer (for possible disagreements) or by the full adjudication committee (for any case involving at least one vote of "probable" or "definite").

Source: PCC full adjudication.

Source and full adjudication: Ipso.

On my point about the placement of the apology, I accept that it was carried within the full adjudication, and - by the standards of the Star - it got a reasonable show by being displayed in a coloured box (and is here on its website).

Finally, an independent adjudication committee evaluated all patients with a diagnosis of pulmonary embolism despite a low Wells score and negative D-dimer test result (see supplementary file for a full description of the reference standard strategy).

Its adds that "a publication subject to an adverse adjudication must publish it in full and with due prominence, as required by Ipso".

This study describes an algorithm and an adjudication approach for classifying colonoscopy indications using clinical data.

Instead of a trial, the juvenile has an "adjudication," after which she receives a "disposition" and a sentence (criminal.findlaw).findlaw