Sentence examples for the adjudication which from inspiring English sources

The article is still online here but now carries a link to the adjudication, which was also published in the newspaper.

Meanwhile, Butters said in her suit that she "failed all of her classes, lost her financial aid, [and] severed ties with many of her peers" as a result of the incident and how the university handled the adjudication, which she said exacerbated her stress.

Most notable was the referee's adjudication which saw Michael Theo concede a penalty to Jeronimo Neumann, who duly produced a carefully-honed trademark sprawling tumble.

So Ipso ordered Mail Online, which had taken down the offending photos, to publish its adjudication, which can be found here.

It becomes a theory of adjudication, which builds upon the orthodox explanation of how institutional action creates rights and obligations by way of conveying norms, and recommends some way of resolving disputes given those norms.

The Telegraph was therefore required by Ipso to publish its adjudication, which can be found here.

The case involves a Ramsey County woman who pleaded guilty in 2010 to felony possession of marijuana but received a "stay of adjudication," which meant that she was placed on probation.

Those found guilty under this arrangement would be eligible for less-severe Family Court adjudications, which often include treatment; the cases would also be sealed and the defendants would not be saddled with criminal records.

The Standards Board has referred the allegations to the Adjudication Panel for England, which can disqualify councillors for up to five years.

The first expert examined the clinical documentation received from the hospitals and expressed his opinion on each case, while the second reviewed the validation performed by his colleague and had the ultimate responsibility for deciding the final adjudication category, which was either "definite," "probable," "possible," "cannot be ruled out," or "ruled out".

All events were adjudicated by an independent adjudication committee, which was blinded to the intervention group of the patient.