In Dungeons & Dragons, players create an alternate persona, like a dwarven thief or a noble paladin, and go off on imagined adventures under the adjudication of another player called the Dungeon Master.
Her view at once aggrandised the place and role of philosophy in the adjudication of genocide and called for a new mode of political and legal reflection that she believed would safeguard both thinking and the rights of an open-ended plural global population to protection against destruction.
So, the adjudication committee also followed skin lesions called morphea, and cardiovascular issues such as stroke and atrial fibrillation, or AFib.
In the process, the court called out the federal government for its "inconsistent" and "arbitrary" adjudications of names it finds distasteful while favoring those that espouse positive or neutral views. .
After reviewing the alleged sexual misconduct of agents in Cartagena, the OIG called for a broader review of "the nature, frequency, reporting, investigation, and adjudication of allegations of sexual misconduct" across the agency.
1953, 32 L.Ed.2d 584, the Court was called upon to decide the applicability of the Pearce holding to Kentucky's two-tiered system of criminal adjudication.
That is because the basin had not yet finalized their Water Rights in a process called "adjudication".
To ensure the consistency of the adjudication process, the principal investigator (PI) conducts a quarterly conference call with the sites' physician adjudicators to discuss cases.
If pumpers object to their allocations, they may sue, starting an expensive and time-consuming legal process called adjudication.
§ 416.1443 Responsibilities of the adjudication officer.
