Sentence examples for the task of adjudicating from inspiring English sources

Cameron defended Hunt again amid fresh Labour calls for his resignation after the inquiry heard in Smith's evidence last week that the culture secretary had written an outspoken memo to Cameron staunchly supporting the £8bn Murdoch bid for BSkyB, a month before he was handed the task of adjudicating on it.

The Labour party has made fresh calls for Jeremy Hunt to resign after the Leveson inquiry heard the culture secretary had written an outspoken memo to David Cameron staunchly supporting the £8bn Murdoch bid for BSkyB, a month before he was handed the task of adjudicating on it.

If Arendt thought existing notions of legal intention and national criminal courts were inadequate to the task of grasping and adjudicating Nazi crimes, it was also because she thought that nazism performed an assault against thinking.

Smith has always said he was given the task of acting as a link between News Corp and Hunt during the period when the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) was adjudicating on the Murdoch company's £8bn bid for BSkyB.

The case has put Thailand in the awkward position of adjudicating between Russia and the United States.

Their payments start almost immediately and the process of adjudicating my challenge can take months.

Also, colleges should not get in the business of adjudicating libel.

We also evaluated the distribution of adjudicated AKI type according to this biomarker pattern.

But the ORR was also tasked with adjudicating on the £38.5bn budget back in 2013.

Health care costs were computed as the combined patient- and plan-paid amounts of adjudicated claims.

The primary end point was a composite of adjudicated clinically significant upper and lower GI events.