independent adjudicator造句

• The independent adjudicator later sent back the recommendation for certification to the assessor for reconsideration.
• The first independent adjudicator was Baroness Deech.
• Following her retirement in May 2008, Robert Behrens was appointed Independent Adjudicator and chief executive.
• McBride said an independent adjudicator would examine the shipments this weekend to rule on the contamination claims.
• In recent years the use of Independent Adjudicators in UK TV game shows has been increasingly popular.
• Hearing commissioners are independent adjudicators, and their decisions may only be reviewed by the Court of Appeal of Alberta.
• He has until Jan . 19 to appeal the decision to an independent adjudicator, an action that would delay his departure.
• They were separated from the INS in 1983 to strengthen their role as independent adjudicators, primarily on questions of deportation, asylum and bail.
• The independent adjudicator is required to report to the board and publish in his annual report any non-compliance with recommendations by a university.
• The required remedies include the introduction of a new system for renewals of advertising contract rights and the appointment of an independent adjudicator to oversee them.
• "Each claim will be considered on its merits and an applicant will still have an appeal to an independent adjudicator, " she said.
• Baker granted Blunkett permission to appeal Wednesday's ruling and said the Ahmadis'appeal hearing before an independent adjudicator should take place within the month.
• But Finance Minister Edwina Hart said a study by an independent adjudicator had not found Rogers to be negligent in his dealings with Wales'new National Assembly.
• An " "'Independent Adjudicator "'" is an authorized judge, who has the power to make binding decisions in a particular field.
• Increasingly, on other game shows, the independent adjudicator is used to carry out random draws where the order of play might have implications for the contestants.
• However, in 2004 the Higher Education Act transferred the jurisdiction of Visitors over the grievances of students in English and Welsh universities to the Office of the Independent Adjudicator.
• In a surprise decision, an independent adjudicator ordered the conditional release of Lai Changxing from the Vancouver jail cell where he has been for much of the past nine months.
• Before the round started, an independent adjudicator randomised which sections were coloured red or black, with each colour having four sections; this choice was hidden to the contestants.
• After leaving St . Anne's, Deech was appointed the first Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education from 2004 to 2008, dealing with the resolution of student complaints at all UK universities.
• Home Office minister Beverley Hughes said " the vast majority of people who claim asylum in Britain do not have a valid claim for refugee status and this is backed up by independent adjudicators.