Sentence examples for been adjudicated from inspiring English sources
verb
To settle a legal case or other dispute.
Reading education has long suffered because disagreements have been adjudicated politically and philosophically, not scientifically.
How does a gun dealer know that a person has been adjudicated "mentally defective"?
The legal guardianship must have been adjudicated by a court, not a lawyer.
"I'm glad it's been adjudicated, and I'm ready to get back to work in aviation".
But the task may take weeks, and the final results will not be certified until all complaints have been adjudicated.
The company does offer buyer and seller protection, but only after claims have been adjudicated by PayPal.
It asks people to affirm: "I have not been adjudicated mentally incapacitated with respect to voting or, if I have, my competency has been restored".
It is not clear whether current cases that have not yet been adjudicated would be recharged because of the new policy.
At the time of the attack on me, he was on probation from burglary, vandalism and arson charges, and he had been adjudicated a juvenile delinquent.
Though the law has never been adjudicated by non-American court, Mr. Blakey said nothing in the law prevented it from being used in this way.
"She wanted to do the entire story, A to Z, when the case had been adjudicated," said her agent, MARIANNE STRONG.
