Sentence examples for at adjudicating from inspiring English sources

The court's five Chancery Court judges are really the best in the country at adjudicating corporate law disputes involving shareholders.

HONOLULU -- Hawaii lawmakers advanced a bill Tuesday that would establish a "mobile court" aimed at quickly adjudicating some misdemeanor cases in which defendants, many of them homeless, often fail to show up to the court.

In later years Evelyn continued to travel widely, adjudicating at festivals and competitions.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has been overseeing and adjudicating attempts at resolving the weapons issue.

While the question of whether universities should be in the business of adjudicating felonies at all is a crucial question in itself, several commentators have rightly pointed out that -- especially in light of the rush to judgment in the Duke University lacrosse case -- lowering due process is no way to increase campus justice.

Harvey, who became the Championship representative on the League's board at its summer conference last month, will also eventually be among those adjudicating on events at Plymouth Argyle saga, where the former Leeds chief executive Peter Ridsdale hopes to take over the club for £1.

The security of a loan will depend in part on the laws of the country and the effectiveness of local courts at enforcing contract terms and adjudicating disputes.

It has since sent a new one, Archbishop Charles Brown, a New York native who was a top official at the doctrinal branch responsible for adjudicating abuse cases.

They have called on Congress to block colleges from adjudicating sexual violence cases at all or to require law enforcement to be involved in every situation.

At the start of the hearing, the adjudicating members of the Board outlined how they would make their decision.

Even if empirical science does not resolve these disputes, it at least delineates criteria with epistemic weight for adjudicating them.