Sentence examples for may be adjudicated from inspiring English sources

See also Restatement (Second) of Judgments §87, Comment a, p. 315 (1980) (hereinafter Restatement) (“Since procedural law largely determines the matters that may be adjudicated in an action, state law had to be considered in ascertaining the effect of a federal judgment”).

In clinical trials, adverse events are usually self-reported but may be adjudicated if serious or of particular interest.

We may assume that the rights of the appropriators inter se may not be adjudicated in their absence.

Should it rule for the government on either ground, the legality of the N.S.A. programs may never be adjudicated.

The Texas court's erroneous reliance on the fact of incarceration elsewhere prevented it from reaching the other facets of this question, which may now be adjudicated in the manner permitted by Texas procedure.

Currentlly, it may take up to 9 months for a request for change of status to be adjudicated.

Anyone may arrive at any port of entry at the United States and request asylum, and then his or her case would be adjudicated.

Acceptable alternatives must be adjudicated.

How, then, can it be adjudicated?

We figured it could be adjudicated later".

He wants the case to be adjudicated in Turkey.