Sentence examples for it is possible to adjudicate from inspiring English sources

There is no higher authority or transcendent aperspectival position from which it is possible to adjudicate among foundational assumptions.

Beginning in the mid-1950s, thEuropean Court of Human Rightsts, established under the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights (1950) showed the world that it was possible to adjudicate and enforce human rights at the international level.

While we cannot judge this claim by appealing to features of current neuroscience, it also seems that it should be possible to adjudicate conceivability concerns.

It is possible to argue that a "watch list" of this kind is dubious, in any case, on civil-liberties grounds that it creates two classes of citizens, without an open process to adjudicate its fairness.

"It is possible to intensify.

It is possible to make it worse.

(It is possible to apply it backwards).

It's possible to make it worse.

That is, one model could not be pointed out as "the best" model and even in this large unselected sample it was not possible to adjudicate which theories best describe the links between life course SEP and mortality risk.

Consequently, although each model implies somewhat different interventions for avoiding premature mortality, even in this large un-selected sample it was not possible to adjudicate which theories best describe the links between life course SEP and mortality risk.

13 There is no consensus on how best to divide the study of implementation into key subcomponents (such as fidelity, dose, and reach), and it is currently not possible to adjudicate between the various frameworks that attempt to do this.