Sentence examples for the adjudicator for from inspiring English sources

RL was an investigator for the OASIS study and was the adjudicator for the radiographic reads.

Records with clinical information, even if incomplete, were forwarded to the adjudicators for review.

Pinsent Masons were paid £499,999 by the council to be the legal adjudicator for the bid – the most "economically advantageous bid", according to the council.

The school – famously chosen by both Tony Blair and Nick Clegg for their sons – has just been criticised by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator for breaching the schools admissions code and ordered to change its policy.

We propose to remove the Competition Commission as the adjudicator of Monitor and the body responsible for reviews.

The Chief Adjudicator for England and Wales, Caroline Sheppard, is a jolly, no-nonsense barrister, who designed the appeal system more than 10 years ago.

The adjudicators of the competition for the Baptistery doors had been at a loss to decide between the two finalists and suggested they work together on them.

In the conditions the match was never pretty and it was no place for the adjudicators of try of the season.

There are also issues around only suppliers being able to report cases to the adjudicator: what then for a campaigning group with evidence of workers being mistreated by a developing-world supplier?

Towards the end of her singing career Rae Woodland became vocal consultant to the Britten-Pears School; she was an adjudicator for the Kathleen Ferrier Memorial Prize in 1972, won by Linda Esther Gray, and an honorary professor at the Royal Academy of Music.

So to move into labour conditions would be a very radical shift and frankly it is not what the adjudicator was set up for.