Sentence examples for adjudicated the from inspiring English sources

If there was any disagreement between ratings (e.g., ADE/No ADE) or uncertainty (e.g., ADE/Uncertain), an independent committee consisting of a clinical pharmacist and a medical toxicologist (who was also a physician), both of whom were otherwise not involved in the study, adjudicated the cases (See Algorithm for adjudication committee, Additional file 1).

-- and adjudicated the "winner" accordingly.

But the way the court adjudicated the case, I was hoping for a lot better result.

He wrote the rules, adjudicated the validity of claims and approved all financial payments: he was judge, jury and exchequer.

In 2014, the same year that Columbia adjudicated the complaint against the freshman athlete, twenty-three students filed complaints with O.C.R. alleging that Columbia mishandled sexual-misconduct cases.

With more than 100,000 cases to be adjudicated, the government had turned to a system that was used to settle disputes between neighbors in precolonial Rwanda.

He signed blank documents known as judicial action sheets, allowing his clerk to adjudicate the cases.

A 15-member commission was appointed to adjudicate the disputes, including several Supreme Court justices.

The oversight board asked the Teamsters' executive board to adjudicate the charges.

They then participate in a mock trial to adjudicate the fairness of the new policy.

It does not have the power to adjudicate the law or set penalties.