Sentence examples for adjudicates on from inspiring English sources

Permanent assembly standards commissioner Douglas Bain has decided he cannot intervene because his membership of the Parades Commission, which adjudicates on contentious marches like the one in Castlederg, would lead to concerns about his impartiality.

They plan to appeal to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which adjudicates on such matters.

Sylvia Walby, in her new book, The Future of Feminism, adjudicates on this magisterially.

As well as using sloppy procedures, Clydesdale misled the Financial Ombudsman Service, which adjudicates on claims.

The committee, which adjudicates on allegations of wrongdoing against MPs, said it was the "gravest case" it had dealt with.

It also prompted the Parades Commission - the body that adjudicates on disputed Orange Order and other loyalist marches - to impose new restrictions on future marches passing St Patrick's.

It is not Ofsted's place to adjudicate on whether schools have performance-related pay, whether a good school should be converted into an academy or to follow every ministerial fad on British values or otherwise.

"That is one of the reasons why, whenever the SPL receives a request from players to adjudicate on their contracts, it has a duty to do so.

To that end, in addition to adjudicating on cases, one of our key objectives is to educate and inspire people about the UK justice systems.

Mr Justice David Richards, who is no relation to his namesake Sir Dave Richards, the chairman of the Premier League, will adjudicate on what is one of the most emotive issues in football.

But he won't adjudicate on something hypothetical.