Sentence examples for adjudication as a from inspiring English sources

11.35am: Mohan describes a PCC adjudication as a "badge of shame" that could eventually raise questions over that journalist's editorship.

Instead, it concluded, "By any impartial analysis, the reinvestigation process prompted by Jesse Friedman, his advocates and the Second Circuit, has only increased confidence in the integrity of Jesse Friedman's guilty plea and adjudication as a sex offender".

In an attempt to reconceptualize the role of the European constitutional judiciary on a comparative basis, this Article analyzes strands of federalism-referred Supreme Court adjudication as a possible role model for the ECJ.

Discretion through gap-filling pleases those who regard adjudication as a creative process.

Another concern which has been raised is that the routine shuffling of Subordinate Courts judges between the executive and judicial branches may result in them "imbib[ing] the executive's corporatist ideology, carrying that into adjudication, as a 'judiciary of amateurs'".

In August, APSCU finally did drop a member company from its rolls upon its adjudication as a bad actor -- but in that case, as part of its settlement of fraud charges with the Justice Department, the company, ATI Career Training Center, agreed to cease to exist.

And more especially is this true when the rights are precious and when they are conferred by solemn adjudication, as is the situation when citizenship is granted.

This principle applies to agency adjudication as well as to agency rulemaking.

In the context of adjudication, as will be elaborated below, the political economist interprets self-interested judicial behavior as decisions that promote the policy preferences of the judge.

Disagreements between the two reviewers were resolved through consensus and by third-party adjudication, as needed.

Disagreements were resolved through discussion or through third party adjudication, as necessary.