Sentence examples for its adjudication from inspiring English sources

In what was an important test of the work of the readers' editor's office in a year when I was called to give evidence before the Leveson Inquiry, the PCC said in it its adjudication: "The Commission considered the adequacy of the remedy the newspaper had provided.

Instead, as the commission remarks in its adjudication, it showed a "lack of care... in its presentation of the story".

For example, it took two months before Ipso announced its adjudication on the Buckingham Palace complaint about the Sun's "Queen backs Brexit" front page.

In its adjudication the tribunal said: "Disgraceful though it is, the tribunal concludes that a blacklist exists in relation to certain workers in the industry in which the claimants work and that the claimants are all on that blacklist".

So the Ipso decision was unsurprising and the Express, as ordered, has duly published its adjudication.

The Telegraph was therefore required by Ipso to publish its adjudication, which can be found here.

There are plenty of lessons from abroad: Canada manages its adjudications with remarkable speed and efficiency.

The NLRB can exercise its authority under the Administrative Procedure Act to take "official notice" of the record already compiled in its earlier adjudication.

Neoplasia utilizes genomic instability or lability as its means, skewing from normal cells based upon its own exclusive adjudication of the impacts of epiphenomena as it reaches towards its own idiosyncratic homeostatic needs.

But, while Ipso upheld the complaint it investigated, the paper was spared having to print notice of the adjudication on its front page.

Despite its informal title, the adjudication bureau is not a court.