Sentence examples for proper adjudication from inspiring English sources

Modern scholars agree: a belligerent could apprehend a neutral ship carrying enemy goods, but must present the case for proper adjudication in port.

Whether present day extinction is occurring in areas that may have experienced low levels of natural extinction historically (i.e., the tropics) would have ramifications on the predicted loss of evolutionary history [5], [22] and proper adjudication of conservation resources [23].

Scott criticized Belgian authorities for announcing Kuznetsova's positive test before her B sample could be tested or proper notification and adjudication procedures could be followed.

The adjudicators advised on the proper definition of potential and suspected outcomes; they provided guidance on the selection of events to be adjudicated, guidance regarding evaluation, and collection of information necessary to adjudicate suspected GI outcomes and guidance on the screening methods to be applied to potential events before adjudication.

With regard to the diagnostic uncertainty that is common in any large-scale study, best attempts were made for the proper classification of fatal and non-fatal strokes with the opportunity for adjudication among the study investigators.

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Source: PCC full adjudication.

Source and full adjudication: Ipso.

The judge could withhold adjudication.

The paper carried the lengthy adjudication yesterday.

It leads to more impressionistic, undisciplined adjudication".