Sentence examples for by adjudicating from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the dispute won't be settled by adjudicating between clashing studies: it goes deeper than that.

Today the W.T.O., by adjudicating trade disputes and authorizing sanctions against violators, arguably constitutes the most effective body of world governance in the history of the planet.

A bilingual health care professional with clinical expertise in the management of childhood ITP (an academic pediatric hematologist), whose mother tongue was the official language of the target country and who was not involved in steps 1 and 2, assisted the committee by adjudicating any discrepancies.

Court decisions as well as changing perceptions about what constitutes disability has resulted in a number of new policies that require individual judgment by those adjudicating disability applications.

Any disagreement was resolved by the adjudicating senior radiologist.

The ministry of health in each Canadian province approves RSV prophylaxis for special populations of infants on a case-by-case basis adjudicated by provincial advisory groups.

Any disagreements between these two were resolved by discussion or adjudicated by the third author.

Most street pat-downs are never recorded, scrutinised by a prosecutor, challenged by a lawyer or adjudicated by a judge.

Universities, therefore, need a computerized central registry for incidents of cheating handled by a teacher or adjudicated by the university (Williams & Williams 2012, p. 106).

Differences in judgment were resolved first by consensus; ties were adjudicated by the third author (SCA).

Slides were read by cytoscreeners, with abnormal findings adjudicated by pathologists and reported using the Bethesda 2001 system.