Sentence examples for adjudicated without from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sallemi called the shutdown a flagrant violation of freedom of the press, arguing that any charges against the owner could be adjudicated without suddenly taking a major network off the air.

You get your governance right and clean; get your oversight; the regulatory bodies that look over your banking system and financial system in decent shape; get me a basic rule of law that as a foreigner I can invest in your country, and feel that if there is a dispute between me and a local businessman I can get it adjudicated without having to bribe the judge with a goat.

Such important matters like just claims to different kinds of rights were not adjudicated without the input of those members of community who were well regarded for their independent opinions.

By commonsense standards, which stuff counts as water will depend crucially on which stuff is causally hooked up in the right way with the very token of 'water' whose applicability you're trying to adjudicate: without such a causal hook-up, no verdict is justifiable.

Equality under the law is reflected in the mandate in Deuteronomy 16:19 that judges must adjudicate "without recognition of faces," with no prejudice for or against the rich or the poor.

Instead of subjecting serious, responsible journalists to prohibitive costs for defending reports that serve the public interest, freedom of speech would be better defended by taking these issues out of the courts, to be adjudicated on, without prior restraint, by a truly independent regulator accessible to all, applying flexible standards and offering non-financial forms of redress.

Accordingly, we vacate the district court's judgment insofar as it adjudicated this issue without first considering whether plaintiffs have standing to challenge the preservation use of the HDL, and we remand for the district court to so determine.

With a baleful stare and forearms like Hercules, he adjudicated those before him without mercy.

"Their cases drag on for years and years without getting adjudicated, and no one gives them answers about their case status".

Although all the deaths were clinically adjudicated in our trial, without detailed investigations like invasive diagnostic or autopsies, a potential source of error remains.

The 688 patients with a decrease in hemoglobin ≥ 2 g/dl without a narrative were adjudicated based on additional information, including AEs, laboratory values, and vital signs.