CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ADJUDGE
PRESENT
Present
I adjudge
you adjudge
he/she/it adjudges
we adjudge
you adjudge
they adjudge
Present continuous
I am adjudging
you are adjudging
he/she/it is adjudging
we are adjudging
you are adjudging
they are adjudging
Present perfect
I have adjudged
you have adjudged
he/she/it has adjudged
we have adjudged
you have adjudged
they have adjudged
Present perfect continuous
I have been adjudging
you have been adjudging
he/she/it has been adjudging
we have been adjudging
you have been adjudging
they have been adjudging
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I adjudged
you adjudged
he/she/it adjudged
we adjudged
you adjudged
they adjudged
Past continuous
I was adjudging
you were adjudging
he/she/it was adjudging
we were adjudging
you were adjudging
they were adjudging
Past perfect
I had adjudged
you had adjudged
he/she/it had adjudged
we had adjudged
you had adjudged
they had adjudged
Past perfect continuous
I had been adjudging
you had been adjudging
he/she/it had been adjudging
we had been adjudging
you had been adjudging
they had been adjudging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will adjudge
you will adjudge
he/she/it will adjudge
we will adjudge
you will adjudge
they will adjudge
Future continuous
I will be adjudging
you will be adjudging
he/she/it will be adjudging
we will be adjudging
you will be adjudging
they will be adjudging
Future perfect
I will have adjudged
you will have adjudged
he/she/it will have adjudged
we will have adjudged
you will have adjudged
they will have adjudged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been adjudging
you will have been adjudging
he/she/it will have been adjudging
we will have been adjudging
you will have been adjudging
they will have been adjudging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would adjudge
you would adjudge
he/she/it would adjudge
we would adjudge
you would adjudge
they would adjudge
Conditional continuous
I would be adjudging
you would be adjudging
he/she/it would be adjudging
we would be adjudging
you would be adjudging
they would be adjudging
Conditional perfect
I would have adjudge
you would have adjudge
he/she/it would have adjudge
we would have adjudge
you would have adjudge
they would have adjudge
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been adjudging
you would have been adjudging
he/she/it would have been adjudging
we would have been adjudging
you would have been adjudging
they would have been adjudging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you adjudge
we let´s adjudge
you adjudge
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
adjudging
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ADJUDGE»
Discover the use of
adjudge in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
adjudge and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
Judge should not be used in sense (2) of adjudge, as here: "Plaintiff argues that
the society must declare a winner of the contest or be judged [read adjudged] to
have breached an implicit agreement with the contestants." The Evanses wrote ...
2
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
26 adjudgment meanings of adjudge and is more common than adjudge in
sense 1. In senses 2 and 3, adjudge is the more usual term—e.g.: • (Sense 2) “
Nor can [a court of equity] adjudge the decree of any other court binding or
punish the ...
3
... Report on Strikes and Lock-outs in the United Kingdom ...
Oeerlime. — We adjudge and award that overtime be allowed and paid for after
the 11 hours specified in section I have been worked ; that the next hour, i.e., up
to 12 hours, be paid for at the ordinary rate of pay ; that all work beyond 12 hours
...
4
Report on Strikes and Lock-outs in the United Kingdom ... ...
We adjudge and award that overtime be allowed aud paid for after the 1 1 hours
specified in section 1 have been worked ; that the next hour, i.e., up to 12 hours,
be paid for at the ordinary rate of pay ; that all work beyond 12 hours be paid for ...
Great Britain. Board of Trade, 1897
5
REPORT FROM COMMISSIONERS: CHARITIES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
the said other lauds shall be sett apart, ascertained and conveyed as aforesaid,
we do BATH adjudge order and decree, that the governors, feoffees or trustees
for the time being, shall Free Grammar Scho.i. receive the several rents, issues ...
6
The Law Journal Reports
a sum for damages ; and reciting, that the parties, among other matters in
difference, had re/erred it to him to adjudge whether certain grates, lodes, bolts,
and fastenings were part and parcel of premises demised by the defendant to the
plaintiff ...
7
West coast reporter ...: Containing all the decisions as ...
After this first partition is made, which is allowed as an aid to accomplish the
second one, the court is authorized to proceed "in like manner to adjudge and
make partition separately of each share or portion so ascertained and settled as ...
John Norton Pomeroy, Carter Pitkin Pomeroy, 1884
8
The Law of Consular Access: A Documentary Guide
On 9 October 1998, Paraguay submitted its written Memorial to the ICJ, asking it:
(a) to adjudge and declare that the United States violated its international legal
obliga- tions to Paraguay, in its own right and in the exercise of its right of ...
John Quigley, William J. Aceves, Adele Shank, 2009
9
Code of federal regulations: The president
A general court-martial possesses the authority to adjudge any punishment
authorized by law or the custom of the service, including a bad conduct discharge
(A. W. 12). b. Special and summary courts-martial. Special courts-martial shall not
...
United States. President, United States. Office of the Federal Register, 1957
10
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
When life imprisonment is adjudged, the court shall also adjudge dishonorable
discharge and total forfeitures. A court-martial cannot adjudge the death penalty
except for an offense made expressly so punishable by an article of the code (Art.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ADJUDGE»
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adjudge is used in the context of the following news items.
West Africa: lack of qualifying standards retard ECOWAS …
One of the inherent dangers posed by this amendment is, give Yahya Jammeh, through his poppet judges, extraordinary latitude to adjudge ... «Senegambia News, Jul 15»
Where is India's 'landmark judgment' on honour killing today?
Only when modernity defeats orthodoxy and frees its women from chains of social repression, history would adjudge our times as civilised. «The Express Tribune, Jul 15»
A comprehensive invasion
... its funny spots, the air around, whether there is moisture, I mean there are too many intangibles that I take into account before I adjudge a player LBW or not!”. «Sportstar, Jul 15»
N9bn jumbo pay for 8th NASS
Can anything be fingered between 1999 and the present day concerning what anyone can rightly and sincerely adjudge as a significant ... «National Mirror, Jun 15»
False choice in Greece
The fact that his EU and IMF “partners” adjudge his last-ditch efforts as inadequate, demanding that the tax rises be weighted more against workers than ... «Morning Star Online, Jun 15»
Paraguay 1 Brazil 1 (4-3 on penalties): History repeats as Dunga's …
... Coutinho somehow kept it in and played a ball back across goal - only for the sideline referee to adjudge the ball had crossed the line. «FourFourTwo, Jun 15»
MEL STA. MARIA | Deactivation as a voter simply for 'No Bio …
Thus, for a rebel or a seditionist to be deprived of his freedom or liberty to vote, a court must first adjudge him/her to be guilty of rebellion or ... «InterAksyon, Jun 15»
“RULE ACCORDING TO LAW, RULE UNDER THE LAW & RULE …
... common right and reason, or repugnant, or impossible to be performed, the Common Law will control it, and adjudge such act to be void.”. «Africa Young Voices, Jun 15»
Peer review: not as old as you might think
Whether this practice could be described as peer review depends on whether we adjudge the editor to be a “peer”. For many scholarly editors, ... «Times Higher Education, Jun 15»
Qatar hosting the World Cup may be the least awful solution
... the World Cup, in light of what they adjudge to be “hateful” campaigning, is hardly a surprise considering the public thrashing the Gulf nation ... «Fusion, Jun 15»
