adjudication

Examples of adjudicating

adjudicating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

It is crucial that the original position be actually used (albeit fictionally) by the agents when adjudicating issues of fairness.
The need for a new paradigm of adjudicating maternal/foetal issues is clear.
How successful are political institutions in adjudicating between the competing claims for recognition, inclusion and equality based on communal identities in multiethnic societies?
My claim is that he is putting forward that view as one adjudicating citizen among others, who hopes to engender a debate about political reform.
Adjudicating misconduct on this model calls on rigid legal standards rather than the less explicit and loftier standards of trustworthiness proclaimed by the profession.
However, it is in adjudicating a delicate balance between seemingly opposed individual rights and social welfare, that the philosophical challenge is at its greatest.
When the judge is adjudicating a case he believes to be absolutely borderline, he is torn between two considerations.
As a result, adjudicating these disagreements is a laborious and time-consuming task.
The ' contented ' exclusivist does not consider adjudicating the differences between her home religion and other religions.
In adjudicating in this case, however, the aldermen upheld the rights of property ownership rather than the right of the husband to control his wife.
Nevertheless, he does allow that as a matter of fact these virtues are of considerable importance when adjudicating among different theories or paradigms.
Since personal passives exhibit both demotion and promotion, they provide no basis for adjudicating between these choices.
The notion of defeat is usually based on some comparative measure for arguments and a criterion based on this measure for adjudicating between con-icting arguments.
The adjudicating of questions of high aesthetic theory is a strange task to assign to courts.
We need a politically and morally legitimate method for fairly and precisely adjudicating just claims in these circumstances.
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