Sentence examples for adjudicated a from inspiring English sources

And referees Matt Cecchin and Ben Cummins, it seems, have adjudicated a clean one.

Under federal law, anyone involuntarily committed or adjudicated a "mental defective" is barred from buying or possessing firearms.

When officers from internal affairs discovered that the case Perez had obtained the cocaine for had already been adjudicated, a full-scale, secret investigation was launched.

But many juveniles adjudicated (a term used in juvenile court to indicate a determination of delinquency) for sex offenses fall somewhere in between, both in terms of ages and offenses.

He held a synod in 736 or 737, which drew nine bishops; the meeting adjudicated a dispute over the ownership of a monastery located at Withington.

Felons, domestic abusers and those who have recently been adjudicated a danger to self and/or others based on mental health history are indeed a public safety threat, yet we still live in a country where approximately 40% of firearms transfers happen without a background check.

Give forth, and we here on 43rd Street shall adjudicate a bit and find the best(s).

Human rights advocates rely on the law to adjudicate a wide range of crimes that might otherwise never get to court.

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.

Mr. Mitchell, the former Senate majority leader, made it clear that he was not interested in adjudicating a debate about who started the conflict.

On the podcast, he discusses his efforts to adjudicate a bill that amounted to more than $25,000 in long-distance charges plus more than $1,000 in recovery fees.