Sentence examples for were adjudicating from inspiring English sources
verb
To settle a legal case or other dispute.
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.
Investigator-reported PUBs were adjudicated by an external blinded committee.
More than 40 cases were adjudicated in one day alone.
All ICD events were adjudicated by three independent electrophysiologists.
But we have noted that the water rights were adjudicated to be in the individual landowners.
Both were adjudicated in juvenile court and placed on an Internet registry.
The claims were adjudicated by American courts in the 1970's and have been pending.
Ma'lik Richmond and Trent Mays were adjudicated delinquent — the equivalent of a guilty verdict — on March 17th.
Clinical outcomes were adjudicated independently as part of the trial.
ICHs were adjudicated by a clinical events committee.
Any reported AEs were adjudicated by the treating physician and classified by relatedness and severity.
