Sentence examples for which adjudicate from inspiring English sources

There are also a Labour Court and an Administrative Court, as well as customary law courts, which adjudicate on matters of traditional law and custom.

Frustrated in her attempts to persuade the Legislature to consolidate the layers of state courts, the chief judge said she would push ahead with an administrative plan to meld the Bronx criminal courts, which handle misdemeanors, with the state supreme courts, which adjudicate felonies.

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The Environmental Control Board, which adjudicates such matters, fined the church $3,050.

As well as using sloppy procedures, Clydesdale misled the Financial Ombudsman Service, which adjudicates on claims.

Both Oracle and IBM filed protests with the Government Accountability Office, which adjudicates federal contract challenges.

They plan to appeal to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which adjudicates on such matters.

The National Bureau of Economic Research, which adjudicates these things, decided that uptick in G.D.P. was sufficient to mark the recession's trough.

They must also go back to the European Commission, which adjudicates antitrust matters, and seek approval for the latest bailout.

The committee, which adjudicates on allegations of wrongdoing against MPs, said it was the "gravest case" it had dealt with.

The committee, which adjudicates complaints under the Aarhus Convention, an international agreement on environmental matters, cannot issue binding decisions.