Sentence examples for need to adjudicate from inspiring English sources

There is no need to adjudicate this matter here.

A higher-level authority such as a ministry of planning may need to adjudicate between these several competing claims on the limited available resources.

If a shareholder does complain that the Park group and King are working in concert, the panel will need to adjudicate.

By all means read the secondary material, and use the secondary material if you need to adjudicate on some matter of interpretation – namely, "Mill says X, but scholars have differed on what he means.

It was only with the arrival of a second brigadier, Tony Wilson, and 5 Infantry Brigade, that an officer of Moore's seniority was needed to adjudicate on possible disputes between two military men of equal rank.

These are just a handful of the issues that will need to be adjudicated and resolved before we ever live in a true world of fully functioning autonomous cars and trucks.

Colleges need to stop adjudicating these crimes altogether.

Similar cases to Grimm's have Becauseled theoughout the country, so other appelower courts will soon halreadyweigh in on whetheruledindiscrimination Grimmr statutes apply to trans students.

All events need to be adjudicated by an independent and blinded CEC (see Table S2).

"We have to be alert to balance the need of an applicant with a genuine need for the court to adjudicate... and [bringing respondents to court for matters they] should not have to deal with".

It is clear that a particular ethical system does not need to be able to adjudicate our past conduct and predict our future conduct and indeed what we can learn from a Deontological System is that our predictive conduct often does not comport with the adjudication of our past conduct.