Sentence examples for of adjudicator from inspiring English sources

He has played the role of adjudicator for Congressional Republicans before, during last year's fight over a payroll tax extension and the battle between Democrats and Republicans over how, or if, to pay for an emergency disaster financing bill.

Cities should play an orchestration role, instead of adjudicator, facilitating connections between new technologies and the existing transit infrastructure.

In order to make this task easier, in the following we provide a summary comparing classical fault tolerance techniques, which is important for choosing a design solution, giving a special attention to the type of adjudicator.

In the solutions by Dillen et al. ([2012]), Santos et al. ([2005]) and Mansour and Dillen ([2011]), despite each service being named a replica by the authors, these solutions were designed to tolerate different responses by means of adjudicator mechanisms.

In doing so, the GMV resolves an important paradox faced by providers: that of their dual role of healer and of adjudicator.

b) Affiliation: Both providers and patients highlighted that the social element results in a shift in power, in part because of the presence of peers with shared experiences, but also because providers share the role of adjudicator with patients attending the GMV.

In March, the government set up a panel of adjudicators which dissatisfied parents can complain to.

It is working on creating a standardized waiver application form, so it doesn't have to rely on the ad-hoc decisions of adjudicators who assess applicants' ability to pay.

She added that the agency had doubled, to 1,200, the number of "adjudicators" who review applications and that, starting this summer, the nation's 17 passport centers would be augmented by 7 more: in Atlanta Buffalo El Paso Hot Springsngs, Ark.; Portsmouth, N.H.; San Diego; and St. Albans, Vt.

They agree change is needed but fear safeguards that ensure fairness, such as the powers of adjudicators and local scrutiny forums, will be eroded.

We refer to Pullum ([2001]) for a more detailed description about the various types of adjudicators and their operations (pages 269-324).