adjudicate upon造句

• While considering and adjudicating upon a case, a Board acts as the Constitutional Court.
• The whole factual complex must be carefully examined and adjudicated upon with the greatest care.
• Adjudicating upon the constitutionality of the bill itself is the exclusive prerogative of the Constitutional Court.
• Obviously, if the will purporting to create the trust is held invalid, there are no trusts to adjudicate upon.
• In October 2000, Mr Durant complained about that refusal to the FSA's Complaints Commissioner, who adjudicated upon and dismissed that complaint.
• However, the judge found it outside the jurisdiction of a magistrate in extradition hearings to adjudicate upon the plea of double jeopardy.
• We are very sad and unhappy that we have not been able to have this matter adjudicated upon in a very quick fashion,
• As a matter of moral imperative and practical necessity, he also became the de facto Judge and Sheriff, adjudicating upon and enforcing common law.
• The king and his minister had to listen to and adjudicate upon the appeals from the contending parties until one incident wore their patience out.
• Its judicial sections were used in the law courts of the English Settlement in Bengal as Hindu Law for adjudicating upon property disputes of the zamindari.
• The plaintiff had validly invoked the jurisdiction of the Queen s courts; and was entitled to require those courts to proceed to adjudicate upon the claim.
• In 407, Possidius served, with St . Augustine and five other bishops, on a committee appointed to adjudicate upon some ecclesiastical matter, the particulars of which are not known.
• Legal rights are suspended but remain intact during the redress process when legal liability is assessed; legal liability is not adjudicated upon by the scheme s procedure since it does is not a tribunal.
• And so it had come about that, while the Earl held court, the Craufurds, present in force, had so conducted themselves that the magistrate had not dared to adjudicate upon the affairs of Kilhenzie.
• It is speedy because it allows the plaintiff's claim to be adjudicated upon before trial, and because it accelerates the process of granting judgment ( although the judgment at this early stage is merely provisional ).
• It is not for the court on the leave application to seek to adjudicate upon that issue, unless ( as in the present case, on the fixed or floating charge point ) the issue raises a short point of law which it is convenient to determine without further ado.
• The Industrial Relations Court has original and exclusive jurisdiction in all industrial relations matters, involving the inquiry into and making decisions in collective disputes, interpreting the terms of collective agreements and recognition agreements, and adjudicating upon any matter affecting the collective rights, obligations and privileges of employees, employers and representative organizations.
• In future, if we join the Community, the citizens of this country will not only be subject to laws made elsewhere but the applicability of those laws to them will be adjudicated upon elsewhere; and the law made elsewhere and the adjudication elsewhere will override the law which is made here and the decisions of the courts of this realm.
• The import of the above explanation is that the lesser Kings and Chiefs whose towns surround the main town were autonomous and allowed to operate the running of their local affairs and economy and in taking decisions which did not conflict with the Ado system of governance, political tradition and culture nor attract the interest of the King-Emperor to adjudicate upon.