Sentence examples for into adjudication from inspiring English sources

Another concern which has been raised is that the routine shuffling of Subordinate Courts judges between the executive and judicial branches may result in them "imbib[ing] the executive's corporatist ideology, carrying that into adjudication, as a 'judiciary of amateurs'".

Finally, the wrench that this program throws into impartial adjudication of the rule of law is obvious.

It should be noted that the number of events suggestive of CHF reported from the investigators does not take into account the adjudication status of these cases and is not limited to events leading to hospitalization.

What role should law play in adjudication?

What, then, is the relevant goal in adjudication?

Finally, the transformation of the adjudication system into one based on trials inevitably raises the question of the appointment of judges and the amount of autonomy they will have.

Deaths were categorized by a blinded adjudication committee into four categories: cardiac, arrhythmic; cardiac, nonarrhythmic; vascular, noncardiac; and nonvascular.

Specifically, the patients' description of pain (typical, atypical, nonspecific), time since onset and peak of symptoms, and new ECG findings were taken into account for the adjudication of the final diagnosis.

A press council spokesman told the Beast: "It is not the first time that an adjudication is taking into account material published on a newspaper's Facebook page.

But would you know it, a copy of that draft adjudication has fallen into our laps, and it concludes that "the claim 'Dr' was likely to mislead".

For a moment time stands still, then applause and cheers fill the fog, underscored by the clonking moos of two dozen blondes d'Aquitaine crammed into a roadside pen for adjudication.