Sentence examples for adjudicates it from inspiring English sources
Both cases underscore the complex and imperfect relationship between the unit of the Health Department that investigates doctor misconduct and that which adjudicates it.
If the Court agrees to hear a complaint, it investigates and adjudicates it.
"It has been through the courts and the courts have adjudicated it," Mr. LaRochelle said.
"The incident was not worthy of the time spent to adjudicate it," said Mr. Labbe, the president of Anglo-Suisse, an oil and gas company.
And yet, as pervasive as this social rift now seems, there is no good way to adjudicate it outside of the realm of electoral politics.
On the witness stand in the next two weeks will be Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt, who is accused of seeking to aid Mr. Murdoch's bid to take over a British satellite broadcaster, BSkyB, instead of adjudicating it impartially.
The crime is uniquely tough to adjudicate: it frequently occurs in private, without witnesses; the challenge of convincing a twelve-person jury of guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt" will remain prodigious even as attitudes toward the crime change.
We stand back from the object of reflection, do not allow ourselves to be overwhelmed by it, but instead adjudicate it in the light of whatever considerations we judge it appropriate to bring to bear.
While there's no doubt some grey areas are not yet adjudicated, it appears the labels can live with (i.e. won't sue) a service that allows people to upload music from their own collections, provided there's a unique copy of each track stored and no related features that make it easy to infringe.
Americans neither possess any intrinsic notion of what constitutes justice, nor have we adequately adjudicated it through policy or culture.
After Amherst gave Doe a recruiting job this year, the school's Title IX coordinator learned of alleged assault in May and moved to investigate and adjudicate it, with the college as the complainant.
