Sentence examples for may help adjudicate from inspiring English sources
Of particular philosophical interest, however, is how inquiry into moral psychology may help adjudicate between competing ethical theories.
Although this approach to some extent incorporates the basic assumptions of the parallel distributed processing (PDP) approach to models of word reading, rather than being specifically designed to test competing models, some of our findings may help adjudicate among existing accounts.
If the working groups cannot agree, consultants are called in to help adjudicate.
Now, the would-be pilgrims want their money back, and Mr. Mushtaha said the Hamas government would try to help adjudicate.
Such errors will hopefully be eliminated in Serie A next season, when Hawk-Eye will be introduced to help adjudicate on goalline decisions.
When the count resumes on Thursday, an independent mediator will be on hand to help adjudicate any disputes as they arise.
The "Guys," as Mr. Weiss calls them, also helped protect top management of the chop houses and helped adjudicate disputes -- all for a piece of the action.
A relatively small NCAA staff presently handles policing and relies on administrators from member schools to help adjudicate cases.
Nifty technology may help.
