Sentence examples for adjudicate on whether from inspiring English sources

It is not Ofsted's place to adjudicate on whether schools have performance-related pay, whether a good school should be converted into an academy or to follow every ministerial fad on British values or otherwise.

No fewer than six BBC news managers are convened to adjudicate on whether it is broadcastable.

"I was called on to adjudicate on whether a medieval monster existed," he says, with a twinkle in his eye.

"As Downing Street admits, it is not Lord Justice Leveson's job to adjudicate on whether Jeremy Hunt has broken the code.

One of the most heated debates in South Africa's recent political history reached a moment of farce today when three high court judges were asked to adjudicate on whether to ban a portrait of the president with his penis exposed.

"If it is necessary to adjudicate on whether acts of US personnel were lawful … in order to decide whether the defendants violated the claimant's legal rights, then the court can and must do so," he said.

Mr Justice Eady will be adjudicating on whether offender-in-chief Frankie Boyle is "racist" – as the Daily Mirror called him – or mocking "the views of people he detests", as Boyle's legal people insist.

It would need a law that obliged judges to take account of parliament's intention when adjudicating on whether an action is taken only to avoid tax, according to Richard Murphy of Tax Research UK.

"It is not within Ofcom's remit or ability in this case as the regulator of the 'communications industry' to establish or seek to adjudicate on 'facts' such as whether global warming is a man-made phenomenon".

It is my understanding that in molestation cases, religious courts are often convened on an ad hoc basis to adjudicate on a narrow question — like whether someone accused of molesting is fit to continue working at a school, or whether compensation should be made to a person making accusations.

But he won't adjudicate on something hypothetical.