Sentence examples for adjudicated properly from inspiring English sources
That is why I am urging Congress to immediately pass legislation that is being sponsored by Senators Bob Graham and Bob Smith, which would grant permanent resident status to Elian, his father, stepmother, half-brother, grandmothers and grandfather, so that this case can be adjudicated properly".
We'll have to wait for the release of the video to properly adjudicate.
"In fact, if they don't adjudicate the game properly I feel a bit cheated personally.
Richi, Daniels and Angell all claim the university failed to properly adjudicate sexual assaults they experienced at UConn.
A group of Swarthmore students filed a federal Title IX complaint in May claiming the college fails to properly adjudicate sexual violence on campus.
The joint complaint filed Monday, of which Angell is a part, accuses UConn of failing to adjudicate sexual misconduct properly and of failing to stop harassment on campus as required under the federal gender equity law Title IX.
Charges include complaints that UNC-Chapel Hill allegedly created a hostile climate for sexual assault survivors, failed to properly adjudicate rape at the school and that officials allegedly underreported sexual misconduct on campus.
Students and alumni who were assault victims at three other prestigious schools -- University of California, Berkeley Dartmouth Collegee; and Swarthmore College -- filed similar claims alleging the schools failed to properly adjudicate campus sex crimes.
In response to questions from The Economist, Mr Sanea's lawyers also said that he "is not prepared to rehearse his formal defence in the media before it has been properly heard and adjudicated upon by a competent court".Many unanswered questionsFor all the sleuthing by private and government investigators, forensic accountants and lawyers since 2009, much remains unclear.
From an educational standpoint, when the actual competition of an event is handled properly, ideally you're being adjudicated by some very talented, reputable people, who are there more as educators than adjudicators".
The students claim that these incidents amount to a failure on the part of the university to adjudicate sexual assault cases properly and consequently leave other women at UConn in danger.
