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The sciences, when they look at human thought, feeling, and behavior, do not appeal to philosophical ideas like good reasons for believing moral claims to be true, or attempt to adjudicate the soundness of moral arguments.

AB 989 creates a state Housing Accountability Committee to adjudicate violations of the Housing Accountability Act.

In an interview, she added there are “more that are being adjudicated” and that a final number would be presented Friday.

If, however, you exist in the alternate universe of Republican conspiracy theorizing, you would know that there were actually questions about the 2020 results — questions that remain even after they’d been repeatedly adjudicated and dismissed.

Incidents do not have to be adjudicated in the court system to be included.

But law enforcement and the courts were torn on how to adjudicate the matter.

The folks from RecordSetter.com were there, the hosts told the hopeful twerkers, to adjudicate and certify the world record.

With the war having destroyed the judicial system, Syrians seek out members of ISIS to adjudicate disputes.

Mexico has comparable federal bureaucratic structures, as well as an independent Electoral Tribunal to adjudicate disputes.

First, Congress should eliminate the power of federal courts to adjudicate separation of powers cases.

The United States will adjudicate and settle the claims of its citizens against Spain relinquished in this article.

Hillel then undertakes to adjudicate between the contending views by striking a compromise.

Here is a Court primarily designed to adjudicate on the simple disputes of poor people.

He did not adjudicate with his previous rigor, however, because of the success of Justice Sandford's policy of leniency.

I made every effort to adjudicate the case, but as each clan seemed unwilling to yield, failed to bring the parties together.