Sentence examples for adjudicative decisions from inspiring English sources

But, she adds, "agency adjudicative decisions must be consistent with government-wide standards established by OPM.

Choosing among options requires decision criteria with adjudicative power; that is, they can distinguish among different funding proposals on the basis of the features which decision-makers value.

A precedent is the decision of a court (or other adjudicative body) that has a special legal significance.

In theory of adjudication, by contrast, the Normative Naturalist wants to identify norms for adjudication that will help judges realize adjudicative goals.

In this paper I argue that the predictive element of ethics is only related to the adjudicative element in the sense that we adjudicate and predict through language.

But if Sharon and Joseph's roles had been switched, the benefits would have flowed without question: the wives of servicemen were automatically assumed to be their husbands' dependents.The Supreme Court found the discriminatory policy to violate the constitution, but in their decision, a majority of the justices refused to use "strict scrutiny" as the adjudicative standard.

Seventh, "adjudicative procedures provided by the state should be fair".

It would have, much as Alan Rusbridger has suggested, both a mediatory and an adjudicative function.

Judge Posner's language strays from the sober and adjudicative: "go figure", he writes at one point.

Those criteria typically fix upon familiar sources of law such as legislative enactments or adjudicative rulings or administrative regulations or constitutional provisions.

It found that the state's lobbying law allows the lobbying commission to determine on its own whether someone has violated the law, without an adjudicative hearing.