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- adjective Of or pertaining to an
adjudication .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective concerned with adjudicating
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Examples
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The proceedings, officially called adjudicatory hearings, will begin Nov. 15 for Rangel and
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The trials, officially called adjudicatory hearings, will begin Nov. 15 for Rangel and Nov.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Holmes preferred a kind of adjudicatory liberalism, keeping every party a bit off balance so that no one had the upper hand for long.
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The advantage of private provision of adjudicatory services is that one can exercise more control over who one deals with.
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The commission, however, rejected her bid to have Obama removed from the ballot, according to the Concord Monitor: "Is there any decision, any place, by any body -- adjudicatory body -- to the questions you're asking?" said the chairman, Bradford Cook.
Orly Taitz Challenge To Obama Ballot Eligibility Rejected By New Hampshire Election Officials 2011
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Their trials, officially called adjudicatory hearings, will begin Nov. 15 for Rangel and Nov. 29 for Waters.
Rangel, Waters ethics trials to take place after elections Associated Press 2010
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has both an investigatory department and an adjudicatory department made up of 40 Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) that hear and decide cases.
Andrew Brandt: Brady v. NFL: A Primer Andrew Brandt 2011
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A key part of whatever scheme, whether the agency had advisory or adjudicatory authority, would be preempting attempts to use contract law to get around fair use.
Archive 2009-02-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has both an investigatory department and an adjudicatory department made up of 40 Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) that hear and decide cases.
Andrew Brandt: Brady v. NFL: A Primer Andrew Brandt 2011
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has both an investigatory department and an adjudicatory department made up of 40 Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) that hear and decide cases.
Andrew Brandt: Brady v. NFL: A Primer Andrew Brandt 2011
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