Sentence examples for adjudicated in a from inspiring English sources

"This matter is appropriately being adjudicated in a family court," Mr. Perlmutter said of the girl's case.

On the contrary, the Ao case is a good example not because it is extraordinary, but because it was adjudicated in a Western-style courtroom (Macau uses the Portuguese system), so the details are public.

Safe Surrender, first begun last year at St . PaulCommunity Baptist Church in East New York, is a community program intended to help those facing Class C summonses and warrants — which are given for relatively minor offenses — turn themselves in to church and law enforcement officials and have their cases adjudicated in a safe environment.

Here, for each profile , the propositions in X are collectively adjudicated in a fixed order of priority, for instance, a temporal or epistemic one.

The effort would then have to be adjudicated in a constitutional court, a process that could take several months.

"But defending that punishment will become increasingly difficult if the punishment is not administered and adjudicated in a humane and responsible way".

In the summons part's small courtroom, jaywalking summonses are so plentiful -- sometimes more than 300 a day -- they are adjudicated in groups of six.

All of the accused have opted to have their cases adjudicated in an administrative hearing by Lt. Gen. Raymond P. Ayres Jr., their commanding general, Major Salas said.

While it is reasonable to prevent someone from rearguing a claim that has already been adjudicated in an opposition, it is unfair to prohibit plaintiffs from bringing up claims that were never raised in the hearing.

In May 1672 he was called to The Hague along with the Flemish artist Jacob Jordaens to adjudicate in a dispute about the sale of 12 Italian paintings.

The new guidelines require sponsors to establish an independent CV end point committee to prospectively adjudicate, in a blinded fashion, CV events during all phase 2 and 3 clinical trials.