Sentence examples for is adjudicated from inspiring English sources
verb
To settle a legal case or other dispute.
They worry that suspected cheaters might participate in the Games and later be forced to return medals after the Balco case is adjudicated.
But the father will come only if he receives assurances that he will have custody of Elian while the case is adjudicated.
Money is wired to the county's bail account, then sent to the courts and returned to the accused after court appearances are made or the issue is adjudicated.
It is not often that a case of piracy on the high seas is adjudicated in New York, and the proceedings on Wednesday reflected that.
Each claim "is adjudicated on a case-by-case basis, and the applicant must meet each element of the asylum standard in order to establish eligibility for asylum".
The finding should have disqualified him from buying a gun under federal law, which says that any court ruling that a person is a "danger to himself or others" because of mental illness is adjudicated as a mental defective.
"I don't think anybody here is adjudicating win or loss".
How, then, can it be adjudicated?
We figured it could be adjudicated later".
Sometimes, the requests for information took years to be adjudicated.
More than 40 cases were adjudicated in one day alone.
