Sentence examples for yet adjudicated from inspiring English sources

While there's no doubt some grey areas are not yet adjudicated, it appears the labels can live with (i.e. won't sue) a service that allows people to upload music from their own collections, provided there's a unique copy of each track stored and no related features that make it easy to infringe.

It is not clear whether current cases that have not yet been adjudicated would be recharged because of the new policy.

Currently USCIS still has yet to adjudicate several hundred asylum applications from as far back as 2013, USCIS spokesperson Joanne Talbot told me in an email.

The claims have not been substantiated and have yet to be adjudicated over.

Yet the PCC "adjudicated upon the prominence and found it to be proportionate".

He also tosses in several cases where the allegations have yet to be adjudicated, and an oddball case or two, such as residency infractions in a town with only seventy registered voters and some fifty thousand out-of-town workers.

It was still in the investigative process and had yet to be adjudicated," he said.

Yet it will be years before the cases are adjudicated, and most of the alleged violations are unlikely to result in substantial fines or jail sentences.

Mrs. Clinton can sit back with the rest of us and watch the GOP continue to unravel as Republican politicians endlessly complain about government interference yet remain obsessed with adjudicating abortion and gay marriage.

Yet our ability to adjudicate functional significance and pathogenic relevance to separate B-cell populations on the basis of surface phenotype has remained limited.

The Nateglinide and Valsartan in Impaired Glucose Tolerance Outcomes Research NAVIGATORR) study is the largest trial yet conducted in those with biochemically confirmed IGT and major cardiovascular events were adjudicated endpoints, providing an opportunity to study the predictors of risk.