Sentence examples for it adjudicates from inspiring English sources

But it's completely out of sync with the reality of the creative society whose activity it adjudicates.

"It's widely recognised … that there is a clear benefit in the judiciary being generally reflective of the society over which it adjudicates," Thomas said.

It adjudicates in cases where the customer and the financial firm cannot agree.

The ECJ, like the ECHR, relies on the European Convention when it adjudicates in disputes affecting the rights of EU citizens, companies or institutions.

It adjudicated 75% of them with high confidence, and identified 32% of them as likely artifacts.

He notes that the arbitration system did a great job in the late 1980s, when it adjudicated the then-current limited partnership scandals of firms like Prudential Securities.

There appear to have been two giant errors by the Department for Transport in the way it adjudicated on who should receive the 15 year contract to run the West Coast Main Line.

If the Court agrees to hear a complaint, it investigates and adjudicates it.

It also adjudicates every outcome via chart review.

Law can coerce, it can make rules, it can adjudicate, but one can only go so far with these tools (Fuller 1978).

We stand back from the object of reflection, do not allow ourselves to be overwhelmed by it, but instead adjudicate it in the light of whatever considerations we judge it appropriate to bring to bear.