Sentence examples for adjudication of a from inspiring English sources

Thus, a person who commits perjury numerous times during the adjudication of a case may be convicted of only a single perjury, though the punishment may be increased.

And what was America's Scopes trial of 1925, when fundamentalist Christians were pitted against advocates of evolution, if not an adjudication of a religious matter?

Some perjuries that have the effect of obstructing the adjudication of a case may be given increased punishment for that reason.

At issue is Ms. Lagarde's involvement in the adjudication of a long-running dispute in which Bernard Tapie, a colorful and controversial businessman-politician with ties to the former president, Nicolas Sarkozy, had accused Crédit Lyonnais, a state-owned bank, of defrauding him and looked for compensation in the courts.

Disagreements were resolved by discussion among authors and in case of persistent disagreement by adjudication of a third evaluator.

Generally, ICE holds are not activated until after adjudication of a local criminal case, which includes sentencing, according to ICE spokesman Vincent Picard.

"This was a great example of a democratic adjudication of an innovation issue," Mr. Sarewitz of Arizona State said.

Disagreements between study physicians were resolved by a final adjudication of an independent neurologist.

Then he urges the court to "avoid adjudication of an extremely serious constitutional issue".

Scroll down on the website to locate the names of the 5 forms you will need; which include a DWC-1 claim form, an Application for Adjudication of Claim, a Declaration Pursuant to Labor Code 4906(g), a Document Cover Sheet, and Document Separator Sheets.

The high rate of follow-up at 94.2% is consistent with follow-up rates of other drug-eluting stent registries (88%95%%) and combined with the independent adjudication of all endpoint events and a further 10% random monitoring, leads to a high degree of confidence in these data.