I. adjudicate [美 əˈdʒudəˌkeɪt, 英 əˈdʒuːdɪkeɪt] 动词 不及物动词
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With no formal education on the religious laws of the state, judges may not be well versed in the laws they are to adjudicate.
en.wikipedia.org The organization's primary goal was to provide a forum in which jurisdictional conflicts between trade unions could be adjudicated.
en.wikipedia.org The question of guilt is decided without adjudicating the evidence, the fundamental process of determining the truth and assigning proportionate punishment does not take place.
en.wikipedia.org It has the power to adjudicate civil and criminal matters, resolve disputes, and judicial review.
en.wikipedia.org It also has original jurisdiction over matters assigned to it by statute, such as adjudicating human rights complaints.
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