Sentence examples for adjudication one from inspiring English sources

Because TEMPO 4 4 was ongoing at the time the adjudication was initiated, the committee performed two rounds of adjudication, one with a cut-off date of 31 March 2012 to provide initial feedback and guide future treatment regimens, and a later one with a cut-off date of 31 March 2015.

They illuminated the work of a court that takes a distinctively loose and even lighthearted approach to adjudication, one its decisions generally mask.

The evaluative claim (II) that legal rules ought to be efficient would, if directed to judges, qualify as a theory of adjudication, one of the central concerns of anglo-american philosophy of law.

Nevertheless, the Virgin Islands are entitled to a forthright adjudication on their statute—not one by a phantom escape clause.

And one can reasonably presume nothing substantial will change for at least several years moving forward -- at least until one of these antitrust challenges reaches final adjudication on the merits.

Since the university has only expelled one student for sexual assault in school history, basing an adjudication on precedent is bad policy, said Stanford law professor Michele Landis Dauber, former co-chair of the Board on Judicial Affairs overseeing campus adjudications.

To whom should we apply for adjudication on this?

Storm played more like Storm in the second-half and were robbed by the laws pertaining to video adjudication of one of the best tries of the season.

Deferred adjudication is one form of plea bargain.

The closing sections evaluate law and adjudication as one large tiebreaker for the rest of social life, with contrasts and comparisons to some other major theories for the mission of courts in the United States.

The adjudication is one in which the institution seeks to determine whether a student is entitled to remain a part of the school community.