Sentence examples for between adjudication from inspiring English sources

Professor Curtis has also recently completed a book, Representing Justice: Invention, Controversy, and Rights in City-States and Democratic Courtrooms (Yale University Press, 2011, co-author Professor Judith Resnik) that addresses the relationship between adjudication and democracy.

We also found fair-to-good agreement between adjudication and algorithm-based indication classification for each data source alone (78.8-87.6%, ĸ = 0.56-0.72), but very good agreement for all sources combined (93.0%, ĸ = 0.86).

No between-centre adjudication will be performed, as this clinical validity study is designed to observe routine clinical practice (Phase 3 diagnostic study).

Citizenship and Immigration Services told HuffPost that the balance between its "adjudication capacity" and the increase in applications has contributed to longer processing times.

Falk expects the report to "provide a more authoritative rendering on alternative ways of thinking about what the problems are and to make some kind of adjudication between competing claims about what has been happening.

This suggests that we need to not only examine cultural norms surrounding hazards, but that we also need to explore the contexts of broader perceptions of insecurities, and how there might be an adjudication between distinct sources of insecurities to life.

A realist evaluation of an intervention provides an explanatory theory on why the intervention worked for some and not for others through a process of adjudication between rival explanations.

The problem that remains is: priority setting involves the adjudication between many relevant values and that people (and disciplines) will disagree about which values should dominate in any specific priority setting context and there is no agreed upon normative approach for resolving the disagreement.

This volume brings together academics and judges to consider ideas and arguments flowing from the often complex relationships between law and politics, adjudication and policy-making, and the judicial and political branches of government.

Agreement between local and central adjudication was 97% (Curb et al. 2006).

The same cost effectiveness model was later used to inform the adjudication process between the two vaccines, which led to a decision to use the bivalent vaccine in the UK immunisation programme.