Sentence examples for that adjudicates from inspiring English sources

It also prompted the Parades Commission - the body that adjudicates on disputed Orange Order and other loyalist marches - to impose new restrictions on future marches passing St Patrick's.

Last month some 334 out of 380 judges on the state council, a grand body that adjudicates cases between individuals and the state, voted against accepting female members.

The case at the permanent court of arbitration in The Hague, the UN-appointed tribunal that adjudicates in international disputes over maritime territory, has been running since 2013.

While the case played out in the supreme court, the residents of Srinagar town dragged a power company to the national green tribunal that adjudicates on environmental issues.

And three times he scored, although the panel that adjudicates these things after a game is finished will decide one of Chicharito's goals was an "own goal" insofar as it was deflected into the net off a bemused defender's thigh.

The secret court that adjudicates national security-related information requests lifted the veil on its operations a tiny bit on Wednesday, ruling that portions of one of its earlier opinions could be disclosed to the public.

In all advanced societies, law is elaborated in complex codes governing rights and duties and procedural methods, and court systems are employed that adjudicate disputes in terms of the law.

The assumed negative effects of malpractice litigation on patient safety have been used to justify numerous proposals for reform, including damages caps and "health courts," administrative bodies that adjudicate malpractice claims outside the tort system.

And finally, the Demjanjuk case, by its very complexity, is a fitting coda to the Eichmann trial because it reminds us that adjudicating genocide is, like the act itself, rarely straightforward.

His trial is the last to be heard by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, a twenty-four-year-old U.N.-created body that adjudicated the cases of all hundred and sixty-one people it indicted for war crimes, including sixty-five who were arrested and brought to The Hague to face justice.

LaPierre says that "adjudicated commitment to a mental health facility" is his threshold.