Sentence examples for they adjudicate from inspiring English sources

The corporate lawyers who sit on these panels are beholden only to the companies whose cases they adjudicate, who at other times are their employers.

"No matter how many of these acts will be taken by the representatives of other states, no matter what matters they adjudicate with these acts, the citizens of Russia should not worry in any way".

"I hope they will listen to the arguments but if the leave campaign feels ITV have failed to be sufficiently balanced... Ofcom have a system whereby they adjudicate and I'm sure Vote Leave might wish to make a complaint if that is their view if they feel it has not been a fair process".

"We hope the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea will order their release when they adjudicate on Friday".

"We regularly provide updated operational instructions to our embassies and consulates around the world to ensure that our consular officers are using the most up-to-date vetting procedures as they adjudicate visas," an unnamed State Department official told Reuters.

The pause while they adjudicated felt interminable.

They would adjudicate local disputes and provincial administrative issues.

To which Sen. Sessions asked, "Do you think there's any circumstance in which a judge should allow their prejudices to impact their decision-making?" Sotomayor said no: "What I was talking about was the obligation of judges to examine what they're feeling as they're adjudicating a case and to ensure that that's not influencing the outcome.

Tilghman takes this line and argues that if the traditional arguments for God's existence are re-interpreted as part of religious life and not treated as if they were adjudicating metaphysical truth-claims, then they have an intelligibility and force that they otherwise lack.

"Claims are sent directly from the doctor's office to our claims center, where they are adjudicated," Mr. Dorazil said.

In the summons part's small courtroom, jaywalking summonses are so plentiful -- sometimes more than 300 a day -- they are adjudicated in groups of six.