Sentence examples for his adjudication from inspiring English sources

The disparities relate mainly to the status of assets acquired by the bankrupt subsequent to his adjudication or conveyed away by him prior to that date.

A renewed Israel would prosper under the reign of an ideal Davidic king, all humanity would flock to Zion (the hill symbolizing Jerusalem) to learn the ways of YHWH and to submit to his adjudication, and universal peace would prevail (see also eschatology).

A similar persnicketiness marked his adjudication.

He acted as central umpire during the 1878 VFA season, and defended his adjudication of a match between Carlton and Albert Park in what would be his final public letter.

His theory of adjudication thus also answers the first, professional question; it identifies the legal rules that are in force within the community.

What Mr. Paracha wants, Mr. Remes added, is either a transfer back to his native country, Pakistan, or "a definitive adjudication of his case".

Yet his position as chief steward has already come under the scrutiny of the teams, who demanded in writing that his executive-advisory and adjudication roles be split.

It was real fingerstinger that may or may not quite have carried, but of a kind that had he caught the ball, would have had the batsman standing his ground to await adjudication on its legitimacy.

As part of an agreement between the prosecutor, Monica Frost, and Gooden's lawyer, Joseph Ficarrotta, approved by Judge James Dominguez, Gooden must complete a driving school program for a one-year probation to be expunged and adjudication of his guilt withheld.

(C/NF) In routine cases involving walk-ins from third countries who may be refugees, the walk- in should be referred to the host government for adjudication of his or her status as long as the host country has satisfactory asylum or refugee- processing procedures.

Osman ran the business from a sparsely furnished compound where he could take shelter from family members and townspeople who collected outside the gates of his main home, demanding adjudication or electricity, or any of the thousand things that one takes for granted in a state that has a functioning government.