Sentence examples for for adjudicating between from inspiring English sources

Liberalism was supposed to be the solution, to give us a framework for adjudicating between the competing visions of the good society.

Neither portrait is likely to be wholly correct, and in fact we have little basis for adjudicating between them.

Also, we show that the info-gap robustness function provides an attractive tool for adjudicating between conflicting objectives in multi-criteria design.

Dreams have also been suggested as a test case for adjudicating between theories that claim that phenomenal consciousness can be divorced from cognitive access (e.g., Block 2007) and those that claim that cognitive access and reportability are necessary for the scientific study of consciousness (Cohen & Dennett 2011).

Its government interminably dragged its feet.But in 2012 Belgium, where the victims had sought justice invoking an unusual law that enables it to prosecute anyone for human-rights abuses wherever committed, won a case against Senegal at the International Court of Justice, the UN's main judicial organ for adjudicating disputes between states.

Hence, Spencer does not need to introduce surreptitiously supplemental criteria for adjudicating conflicts between utility and rights because rights are indefeasible, never giving way to the demands of utility or disutility no matter how immediate and no matter how promising or how catastrophic.

The case has put Thailand in the awkward position of adjudicating between Russia and the United States.

And there will be no principled way of adjudicating between these theories.

In managed competition, HIQA would be responsible for adjudicating on disputes between purchasers and providers or members of the public, where there is disagreement regarding the interpretation of the contents of the benefits package.

Until the government develops a transparent, fair process for adjudicating land claims, disputes between the government and religious organizations will continue to fester and occasionally flair up.

"If we believe he is wrong, that's what the courts are there for, to adjudicate between parts of city government," Mr. Bloomberg said.