Sentence examples for scope of adjudication from inspiring English sources

The retention of the special savings clause in most of the Caribbean constitutions has resulted in a fixing of the meaning of the constitutional text giving rise to a virtual cap on the nature and scope of adjudication and consequently the true authority of the Judicial system in a constitutional democracy.

Although the use of an adjudication committee (AC) for outcomes is recommended in randomized controlled trials, there are limited data on the process of adjudication.

5. Political economic accounts of adjudication will also reject a purposive account of adjudication.

We summarized the results to observe consistency of adjudication.

Pragmatism itself is not a methodology of adjudication or prediction.

This centrality extends beyond the articulation of theories of adjudication.

Most normative theories of adjudication are of the first type.

Richard H. McAdams, "The Expressive Power of Adjudication," 2005 University of Illinois Law Review 1043 20055).

METHODS: We reviewed the literature concerning central adjudication and documented the experience of adjudication in several clinical trials.

The clinical community has become accustomed to a certain amount of adjudication and may criticize trials that lack adjudication.

For constitutional political economy, a normative theory of adjudication must be a structural one; it should describe the structure of adjudication.