Sentence examples for to adjudicating from inspiring English sources

Obama has been less forceful in stewarding a new era of responsibility when it comes to adjudicating unresolved misdeeds in the previous White House.

To that end, in addition to adjudicating on cases, one of our key objectives is to educate and inspire people about the UK justice systems.

Or it could recognize the view advanced by the JAG's -- that when it comes to adjudicating matters of guilt and innocence, the military must not operate on its terms alone.

Obama's preferred pathway to adjudicating their fates is to perform quasi-parole hearings, known as Periodic Review Boards, whereby the administration comes to a consensus about whether or not they pose a continuing threat.

Keyes' book is devoted to adjudicating whether some of Western civilization's most famous sayings are correctly attributed.

So, I'll turn to adjudicating the polls.

Occasionally someone will have to adjudicate.

The status of a few territories proved difficult to adjudicate.

As the professional, I was called upon to adjudicate.

The purpose of the N.S.C. is to adjudicate interagency disputes.

The IFS is well placed to adjudicate on this.