Sentence examples for permitting adjudication from inspiring English sources
Longitudinal parameter trends that are updated daily have high temporal definition permitting adjudication of significant departures from baseline.
Among them, accusers and the accused are permitted outside advisors during adjudication; colleges must post an expected timeline for investigating sexual violence cases; and dating violence, domestic violence and stalking will be now all be reported separately in institutions' annual crime statistics.
Assets that are no longer owned by the bankrupt at the time of the adjudication are not included in the bankrupt estate unless their sale, transfer, or other disposal is voidable under special rules permitting the avoidance of fraudulent or preferential transactions.
Plans and permitting: $27,000 more.
I don't think it was a coincidence that the Department of the Navy then issued a favorable security adjudication that now permits me to get back to work.
The NARM's coal mine permit application consists of four major portions: adjudication Section (2 volumes), supporting data-baseline information (18 volumes), mine plan including mining method, schedule, and mining hydrology (7 volumes), and reclamation plan describing processes of overburden and topsoil handling with a reclamation schedule in the form of numerous maps (2 volumes).
The permit application includes adjudication information, baseline information, mine and operation plans, and reclamation plans.
While such sanctions could be permitted after conviction, they are flat-out unjustified before adjudication.
A central idea of human rights is that it permits individuals to appeal to a regional or international adjudication body for relief denied them by their host states.
Justice Ginsburg wrote that, in the absence of a lawyer, defendants facing immediate prison time and those with suspended sentences suffered the same constitutional injury: an adjudication of guilt that was not "sufficiently reliable to permit incarceration".
