Sentence examples for leave adjudication from inspiring English sources

But the latest says merely that Al Azhar should be "consulted," a wording that should leave adjudication to lay courts.

I leave the adjudication of these competing claims as an exercise for readers.

It would have no subpoena power, and while it could dismiss accusations, credible charges would be referred to the existing Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, leaving final adjudication where it is now, in the hands of members of Congress policing themselves.

I shall leave the final adjudication to umpire Shepherd.

"We leave that decision to the criminal adjudication process in the Hamilton County courts," Engel said.

Only 12 adjudication pharmacists left, and seven of them were over 69.

Absent such an adjudication we are left with climate science played out as political theater in the media and on blogs — with each side claiming the righteousness of their views, while everyone else just sees the peer review process in climate science getting another black eye.

The E.E.O.C.'s case against Crane never went to trial, leaving the accusations without a full adjudication.

"While Rep. Garamendi originally felt that the bill could help streamline and standardize adjudications, a further review of the language left him deeply concerned about certain provisions in the bill," said Donald Lathbury, a spokesman for the congressman.

Amid unbearable tension with less than 90 seconds left, the Irish had to wait on referee Steve Walsh's adjudication whether Vincent Debaty's pass had gone forward to Damien Chouly before the number eight touched down.

Only case-by-case adjudication developing "the common law" can fill the vacuums left by craven legislatures.