There is some very useful guidance on the website by adjudicators of past cases and how they ruled, which might help you assemble your case.
However, "asylum applications are subject to stringent review procedures by adjudicators in the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice and to rigorous background and security checks".
A Department of Education spokesperson said: "All schools must abide by an adjudicator's determination.
Pubcos might, for example, be forced to offer tenants a "free of tie" option at a "fair and open market rent" enforced by the adjudicator.
You can choose whether you want to have your appeal decided at a hearing, or by an adjudicator (independent judge) reading the papers in your appeal.
That that balance of risk therefore could ultimately lead to the disadvantage of the consumer and that was why they proposed a code of practice which was introduced in I think early 2010, the Statutory Code of Practice to be enforced by an adjudicator, or as that was then called an ombudsman.
Data were extracted in duplicate (SM, LL) and verified by an adjudicator (LM).
Patterns in the reasons for discrepancies were noted by the adjudicator and are presented in the results section.
All radiographs from patients with at least one score being beyond the 95% level of agreement were independently scored by an adjudicator (AvT).
When disagreement arose in study eligibility, and a consensus could not be reached the plan was that any disagreement would be settled by an adjudicator (JD).
