Sentence examples for rational adjudication from inspiring English sources

However, a recurrent motif in twentieth century philosophy of science is that the bearing of evidence on theory is mediated by factors that might vary between individuals in ways that do not admit of such rational adjudication.

In particular, Kuhn's (1962) historically-informed insistence that many of the greatest heroes of scientific inquiry had disagreed with one another in ways that did not seem to admit of rational adjudication, coupled with a certain reluctance to declare one or the other side (or both) unreasonable, led naturally to the embrace of increasingly liberal standards of rationality.

As in the Quinean case, the Replacement Naturalist must maintain that without rational determinacy, normative theories of adjudication are banal, mere exercises in descriptive sociology.

The real difficulty, of course, pertains not to these historical points, but to whether or not the project of a normative theory of adjudication warrants replacement just because rational determinacy does not obtain.

Of course, this argument for Replacement Naturalism only seems to work against "formalist" theories of adjudication that are committed to the rational determinacy of law.

Source: PCC full adjudication.

Source and full adjudication: Ipso.

The judge could withhold adjudication.

It leads to more impressionistic, undisciplined adjudication".

The paper carried the lengthy adjudication yesterday.

Some sort of legal adjudication is required.