adjudicator

She had seen the Adjudicator leave a few minutes before.

The adjudicator would deal with the papers there and then.

An adjudicator makes an initial decision to keep a case from going to court.

Further information about the adjudicators can be found on our website.

But in the real world, you do, and the exchanges are the best adjudicators.

The school's adjudicator ruled that the school should remain open.

This is very important, as it helps to guide the adjudicator.

As in all disciplinary cases at the agency, the director is the final adjudicator.

The Adjudicator cannot consider disputes about policy or matters of law.

An adjudicator was selected by the agreement of both parties.

On occasion it may be someone other than the actual adjudicator who has been involved.

The immigration service has hired 1,200 more adjudicators in the last three years, for a total of 6,559.

Tonight, Tony explained, he was to act as an independent adjudicator.

His work as an examiner and festival adjudicator took him all across the country.

Those adjudicators often had many bugs and only after a few years they became reliable.

He is also one of the few international adjudicators to have judged 3 world championships.

That changed her from adjudicator to ordinary noble once more.

She was also sought out as a piano competition adjudicator.

The poem was described by one of the adjudicators as breaking new ground.

If you're unhappy after your complaint has been looked at again, you can ask the Adjudicator to look into it.

The Bill provides for the right to apply to and have papers considered by the adjudicator.

After the selection, the players have a brief talk with the show's independent adjudicator.

Chain rose from his seat and walked down to where the adjudicators were standing.

Some big festivals have a team of several adjudicators who decide together on the winner.

The adjudicator will always be somebody who has a lot of experience in what he is adjudicating.