Sentence examples for adjudicator of both from inspiring English sources

But, from a public-relations point of view, Santa -- as the big-hearted symbol of Christmas spirit, pine-scented purveyor of presents, adjudicator of both naughty and nice -- is having a pretty rough year.

With a colleague, Eugene Stoermer, Dr Crutzen suggested this age be called the Anthropocene—"the recent age of man".The term has slowly picked up steam, both within the sciences (the International Commission on Stratigraphy, ultimate adjudicator of the geological time scale, is taking a formal interest) and beyond.

As in the steel case, the trade organization -- which functions both as a negotiating forum and as an adjudicator of disputes -- has ruled against the United States and in favor of the European Union.

Our new adjudicator of standards?

Cantacuzino seems like an excellent adjudicator of such thorny issues.

Their duties included those of village watchman, messenger, wall mender, adjudicator of boundary disputes, street sweeper, and remover of carcasses.

We propose to remove the Competition Commission as the adjudicator of Monitor and the body responsible for reviews.

Eleanor served as president and adjudicator of the Music Educators' Association for many years and she directed the local chapter of the National Piano Teachers Guildd.

One of the good effects on me of this event was my meeting with the adjudicator of the prize, Lewis Spence, an Edinburgh poet and considerable man of letters.

Sir Charles Gray, who was the judge in the paper's legal battle with former Liverpool footballer Bruce Grobbelaar, has agreed to be the independent adjudicator of the scheme.

Notably, given the ECHR's role as adjudicator of the Convention, it was not called on to interpret applicable EU or national law.