On those larger issues, the evidence is in, merely awaiting adjudication.
And perhaps nobody would have died if the federally built and guaranteed levees had done their job.A third case is still awaiting adjudication.
The VOA has managed to resolve only 69 per cent of the appeals, and with many of the most complex cases still awaiting adjudication, experts said that Mr Osborne's deadline is unlikely to be met.
Another Jamaican athlete -- six-time Olympic medalist Veronica Campbell-Brown -- had previously tested positive was awaiting adjudication on her case.
Isolation tactics are employed daily to barricade youths who step out of line, need to cool down, need mental health monitoring, or are just awaiting adjudication or transfer.
(Generally, local jails house inmates who are awaiting adjudication or who have short sentences, and they are run by local jurisdictions. State prisons, or penitentiaries, are where inmates serve sentences after conviction. They are the responsibility of the states).
According to "The VA Claims Backlog Working Group March 2014 Report," in 2014, the total number of disability compensation claims awaiting adjudication stands at a whopping 700,000 across the country, with some 400,000 facing protracted delays of more than 125 days.
Because they are deemed not to be dangerous and because the detention centers are too crowded to hold them, they have been released to await adjudication.
It was real fingerstinger that may or may not quite have carried, but of a kind that had he caught the ball, would have had the batsman standing his ground to await adjudication on its legitimacy.
More than 855,000 immigration cases await adjudication, according to Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse; asylum applicants wait on average more than 700 days to see a judge.
