Sentence examples for adjudicate a case from inspiring English sources

Trump did claim that a judge of Mexican ancestry couldn't adjudicate a case fairly because of his ancestry.

He also acted as a royal judge, once being ordered by King Æthelred to adjudicate a case between thegns, or local noblemen.

At the time, Trump had just performed his latest act of apparent self-immolation, publicly questioning whether a Mexican-American judge could objectively adjudicate a case involving his get-rich-quick seminars, because Trump had been so critical of illegal immigration.

XXXXXXXXXXXX explained that before adjudicating a case, the ECHR typically sends a list of specific questions about the movant's claims to the respondent government.

Yesterday, a judge in New York actually used his valuable time adjudicating a case of yelling "Howard Stern's penis" on TV.

If a school adjudicates a case of sexual violence, there are no requirements about what kind of sanctions it has to use.

To which Sen. Sessions asked, "Do you think there's any circumstance in which a judge should allow their prejudices to impact their decision-making?" Sotomayor said no: "What I was talking about was the obligation of judges to examine what they're feeling as they're adjudicating a case and to ensure that that's not influencing the outcome.

Market corruption may be easier when civil servants stay for such brief periods that they do not feel obligated by social ties, or that documenting and adjudicating a case of corruption are not feasible (de Zwart 2000; Second Administrative Reforms Commission 2008).

Belle's father disappears early on, and in many ways this romance becomes a father-daughter piece, with Wilkinson beaming proud of his ward as Belle shows intelligence, not only in helping to adjudicate a famous legal case involving the Zong slave ship vs. an insurance company, but also insisting that when she marries, her race would not be an issue of conciliation and embarrassment.

Until such links can be established, and given the variability with which genetic mutations/polymorphisms can present, decisions around genetic testing when a suspected case of atypical AD is encountered must be adjudicated on a case by case basis.

Each claim "is adjudicated on a case-by-case basis, and the applicant must meet each element of the asylum standard in order to establish eligibility for asylum".