Sentence examples for the adjudication process from inspiring English sources

The adjudication process, too, has changed during Mr. Dalton's tenure.

And it has three months before the Summer Games to complete the adjudication process.

The claim period ended in late 1999, although the adjudication process dragged on for a dozen years.

The DfE has published impact assessments on all the free schools that opened in 2012, but it's impossible to tell what the adjudication process is.

"But her request for a Committee hearing ignores U.S.A.D.A.'s jurisdiction over all U.S. Olympic athlete doping cases and the adjudication process adhered to by U.S.A.D.A. to resolve such cases".

The FIA also announced yesterday changes to its court-of-appeal procedure which it believes will go some way to allaying the fears of several formula one teams who have felt that the adjudication process was neither fair nor transparent.

"Yet this does not mean universities are free to throw the book at all those accused of sexual assault in order to avoid charges of under-enforcement of Title IX standards (as some Title IX critics may believe)." Yu's lawsuit was among a growing number of cases filed by students accused of sexual misconduct claiming they were mistreated during the adjudication processes.

Shaina Brown, communications manager for the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault: "One of the more alarming pieces of the Safe Campus Act is really the conflation of the campus adjudication process and the criminal justice process.

"It's the judge and the Department of Homeland Security versus us, and all of the odds are stacked against the families," the immigration lawyer said.  . "The size of the disparities in asylum grant rates creates a perception of unfairness in the asylum adjudication process within the immigration court system," the Government Accountability Office warned in a 2008 report on asylum grant rates.

"We leave that decision to the criminal adjudication process in the Hamilton County courts," Engel said.

Realistic reform must instill due process as the bedrock principle of the immigration adjudication process.