Sentence examples for Adjudge that from inspiring English sources

We are unwilling to declare these views of the state court to be wholly without foundation, and therefore cannot adjudge that the legislature of Illinois transcended the limits of constitutional authority when enacting the statute in question.

The ball would have had to have come back a fair way, and Simon Taufel decides it wouldn't have done enough... only for Hawk-Eye to adjudge that it would have clipped the top of off.

"The decree, besides subjecting the thing upon which the lien has attached to the satisfaction of the plaintiff's demand against the defendant, shall adjudge that the plaintiff recover his demand against the defendant, and that he may have execution thereof as at law". Sect.

Most studies adjudge that strategic consistency has a positive effect on corporate success with respect to performance.

Second, Milgrom and Roberts (1992) adjudge that strategic consistency provides an opportunity to deal with imperfect information in a rapidly changing environment.

Ferrari have said they would only favour Vettel in 50-50 situandons adjudgeddged that this case merited the move.

Thus, it was adjudged that CMOD is a promising parameter that explains the fatigue cracking mechanism of conventional and modified asphalt mixtures.

The Court of Claims found in favor of the company, and adjudged that it recover from the United States $512,632.50, and that the counterclaim of the United States be dismissed.

On May 11 , 1926 the Supreme Court adjudged that the petition be dismissed for the reason that no debatable constitutional question was involved in the cause.

Upon what ground shall it be adjudged that such restriction is unjustifiable; that it is an unwarranted exercise of the police power?

Upon this special verdict the court adjudged that defendant was guilty, and sentenced him to pay a fine of $20 and costs of the action.