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Meaning adjudicate meaning

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adjudicate

— verb (= judge, try) put on trial or hear a case and sit as the judge at the trial of The football star was tried for the murder of his wife The judge tried both father and son in separate trials — verb (= decide, settle) bring to an end; settle conclusively The case was decided The judge decided the case in favor of the plaintiff The father adjudicated when the sons were quarreling over their inheritance

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judge decide adjudge try settle resolve sentence arbitrate pronounce doom determine condemn choose administer justice written judgment umpire run roughshod over rule reprobate reproach referee recriminate prosecute pass judgment pass negotiate indict incriminate hash out give verdict give fear fault execrate disapprove deprecate deplore denounce declare court verdict convict comminate clinch charge call bring to an end blame award arraign anathematize

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adjudicate · verb

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Then why don't we go and adjudicate this matter in chambers, as they say, and maybe we can make a few motions or something.
Good evening, Mr. Hermil. 6000, I adjudicate to 6000. 6500, 7000, 7500.
We don't want Cabinet to adjudicate on this.
And adjudicate?
The testimony you give before this tribunal may be used. to adjudicate your guilt or innocence in the matter under investigation.
In that case, I shall have ample time to adjudicate your dispute with Princess Cleopatra.
Yeah, you, you, just remember, I see any funny shit, I will be forced to adjudicate.
Well, we could settle this with rock, paper, scissors, but. unfortunately, there are people who adjudicate these disputes.
I alone will adjudicate. Divine wisdom my only counsel.
I don't care. I still have to adjudicate the case in front of me.
Our courts will adjudicate it.
I shall adjudicate.
There's only one person who can adjudicate whether a mechanical failure is an act of God, and that's God himself.
I think I need to know more before I adjudicate.
With a judge from Guinness World Records here to adjudicate, I've got my fingers crossed.
No. Oh, come on. Don't you need somebody to adjudicate?
Without a court to adjudicate the laws of this land, we are a broken government, sir.
The culprit may self-adjudicate.
The claimant will please assist the adjudicating committee to adjudicate his claim.
This commission has the sole right to adjudicate the claimant's claim.
I still have to adjudicate the case in front of me.
Kindness, or the lack thereof, which we cannot adjudicate in this court.
Adjudicate?
The concerns you have raised are noted, but you know as well as I do that it's not a matter on which this court can adjudicate.
My role is to adjudicate.
We'll adjudicate this another time.
So my billet is to be a judge and adjudicate on various matters as put forth and et cetera.

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But there is no such mechanism to adjudicate international debt disputes.
Within China, pressure will mount for a more independent judiciary to adjudicate economic issues and create greater transparency in international transactions.
That calls for a legal system that can adjudicate disputes and ensure fair, equitable, and timely treatment.
In this case, Chapter 7 of the UN charter gives the Security Council authority to set up criminal tribunals, as it did previously to adjudicate massacres in the former Yugoslavia and in Rwanda.
Most people have forgotten that the Paris Protocols of April 1994 established a customs union between Israel and the occupied territories, with a joint Economic Council to adjudicate trade disputes.
As a member of the World Trade Organization, the US has ample opportunity to use that body's dispute-resolution mechanism to adjudicate major problems with its trading partners.
Once war started, Wilhelm became Supreme War Lord, and his chief function would have been to adjudicate among rival elements within his government.
As a result, the lack of an effective political center to adjudicate disputes still haunts Japan.
Similarly, in case of bankruptcy, federal laws and courts readily adjudicate claims among creditors, and do so without regard to state borders.

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