Sentence examples for were being adjudicated from inspiring English sources

The legal issues alone would immediately create so much uncertainty that international financial markets would be thrown into chaos.Even if the legal issues were resolved in the government's favour, it's very difficult to imagine what markets would be doing while they were being adjudicated, during which time Citigroup would linger in some bizarre quasi-nationalised limbo.

While the challenges were being adjudicated, Goebel was shot by an unknown assassin; Goebel was ultimately declared the winner of the election, but died of his wounds two days after being sworn into office.

Although calls didn't go our way we have to react quicker to the way the game is being adjudicated.

As that case is being adjudicated, state officials and the Legislature have been seeking to uncover evidence of fraud or manipulation.

"U.K. nationals are saying there has been a shift generally in the way these cases are being adjudicated, with a more draconian view of marginality".

On the plus side, disputes over these are being adjudicated by the WTO system.With Doha paralysed, regional alternatives to a multilateral deal are springing up.

From an educational standpoint, when the actual competition of an event is handled properly, ideally you're being adjudicated by some very talented, reputable people, who are there more as educators than adjudicators".

"Companies should not be able to get away with that!" The lawsuit, which is being adjudicated in New Jersey district court, was filed as a class-action case whose members, Kallas estimates, could number in the tens of thousands.

It's important for a judicial nominee to have both a strict respect for laws passed by the Legislature and signed by the president as well as a feeling of empathy for plaintiffs or defendants whose issues are being adjudicated.

Judge A. Joe Fish signaled where his sympathies lay last December when he ignored public health concerns and extended an earlier injunction allowing the plant to remain open while the case was being adjudicated.

For a long time, in Colonial days, the boundary was in dispute, and for some 50 years a narrow strip of territory in which Quaker Hill is situated was a kind of no man's land, subject only to the Crown, while the matter was being adjudicated.