Sentence examples for continue to be adjudicated from inspiring English sources
These difficult, divisive questions, like those of abortion, gun control, gay rights and illegal immigration, are and will continue to be adjudicated in the legislatures, the courts and the public consensus — until the dialogue is done.
Mr. Ivie said he was hopeful that if other same-sex couples were able to marry while the Proposition 8 case continued to be adjudicated, the validity of those marriages would also be upheld, regardless of an ultimate ruling.
Marion Boyd, a retired attorney-general, investigated the matter and initially recommended that the Arbitration Act should continue to allow disputes to be adjudicated by religious bodies subject to stricter regulation by the state.
The United Nations plays only a marginal role now in adjudicating between Israel and Palestine, for whom the White House and select Middle Eastern powers will continue to be the interlocutors of choice.
Sometimes, the requests for information took years to be adjudicated.
The claims have not been substantiated and have yet to be adjudicated over.
There were factual claims to be adjudicated as true or false.
HB2 required those claims to be adjudicated through an administrative branch.
It is a matter which needs to be adjudicated upon before a proper tribunal.
It has not been easy to see how these disagreements are to be adjudicated.
It was still in the investigative process and had yet to be adjudicated," he said.
