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And then as you get older, you realize how much of you is a function of your origins and it is a question of how to adjudicate.

In the absence of any controlling statute or regulation, state courts adjudicate civil disputes by promulgating rules of law.

In the event of any dispute, the labor and personnel department in their locality shall adjudicate.

It's the chairman's right to adjudicate on any question on which the committee members cannot agree.

I'm not in favor of eliminating laws against murder but it's very hard to know how to adjudicate in the case of sex, it's even more so.

Article 60 No appeal may be raised for retrial of a referendum case, and the court hearing the case shall adjudicate it within 6 months.

Congress also delegates judicial power to settle or adjudicate individual disputes that an agency may have with businesses or individuals.

Don't know I whether way like this can be carried out, ask everyone to adjudicate!

Where the parties fail to reach an agreement, the intellectual property administrative authority under the State Council shall adjudicate.

Adjudicate tort of cognizance the accused holds water, instruct its to stop tort and recoup pecuniary loss.

However, the Financial Ombudsman Service will not adjudicate on any cases where litigation has commenced.

The Taliban nowadays often adjudicate quarrels in the tribal areas, a wild buffer zone that runs along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan.

Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne would adjudicate, pronouncing "you're cut! " instead of "you're fired! " .

The basic people's court or its dispatched tribunal may adjudicate the case immediately or set a date for the trial.

The judge that would adjudicate the case did eventually adjourn the trial, to aerate the courtroom.

that is to say, potential enemies with no higher authority by which to adjudicate their conflicts.

Although thus, a the most basic principle is to must adjudicate it according to the oneself standard of the culture.

A committee or board appointed to adjudicate in a particular matter.

They always incline toward to adjudicate the culture that they observe with own standard.

Neutral judges are always invited to adjudicate this event.

In the absence of capping, the court has to adjudicate after-the-event with more litigation and cost.

Geren has asked the Deputy Secretary of Defense to adjudicate the opposing views of the IG and the Army.

If the outcome isn't obvious, then the Royal Society will be asked to adjudicate.

Now, Hamas police officers patrol the 1, 000-plus tunnels, and Hamas officials adjudicate labor disputes.

Would you please adjudicate on who should get the prize? .

Who will adjudicate this matter for us?

It will fall to the Senate to adjudicate.

Skilled and mastered the use of legal reasoning, I believe it can help judges to adjudicate.

How do you adjudicate disputes about a text's meaning?

It is the chairman's right to adjudicate on (upon) any question on which the committee members cannot agree

Consideration about The Improvement of The Land Requisition Disagreement Adjudicate

Changing Adjudicate of Subject of Obligation During Civil Enforcement Process Should Establish Appellate Procedure

The famous lawyer Mr. Kenneth has been asked to adjudicate In the disagreement between the employers and the workers

The adjudicate of the attribution theory for employee

To Analyze the Simplification of Criminal Adjudicate Again

The Scope and Limit of the Power to Adjudicate

adjudicate a claim for damages

" adjudicate " can mean a lot of things

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