Sentence examples for Concluding judgment from inspiring English sources

And your concluding judgment that the court's typically convoluted decisions represent "reasoned argument" is testimony to the degree of your confusion.Quentin QuadeMarquetteMilwaukee,Dentsu protestsSIR After reviewing your article "The perils of maturity" (August 2nd), we were surprised to find serious inaccuracies and extremely negative interpretations of some aspects of Dentsu's business.

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Concluding his judgment, Cobb acknowledged "a risk that the parents have simply complied superficially" with the deradicalisation programme and that "once the proceedings are over and the glare of social work interest has faded, they will revert to their previous views and behaviours".

Today's brief concludes: "The judgment of the district court should be affirmed".

The Bataclan, a historic venue for mid-sized acts in Paris, strongly denied the rocker's suggestion, saying its staff likely saved hundreds of lives and concluded his judgment was clouded by the trauma.

"It is made for people of fundamentally differing views, and the accident of our finding certain opinions natural and familiar, or novel, and even shocking, ought not to conclude our judgment upon the question whether statutes embodying them conflict with the Constitution of the United States".

Noting that most states, along with the federal government, had placed limits on the ability of corporations to participate in politics, the dissenting justice concluded: "The judgment of such a broad consensus of governmental bodies expressed over a period of many decades is entitled to considerable deference from this Court".

That may have been a political judgment, concluding that she had done herself too much damage to win.

Oracle's best hope now may be to persuade Alsup himself to issue a judgment concluding Android's reliance on Java isn't protected by fair use.

However, last November the court of appeal overturned that judgment, concluding that the earlier ruling placed unjustifiable restraints on the government's ability to control the legal aid budget.

In summer 2012 the Competition Appeal Tribunal handed down a scathing judgment concluding that the basis of media regulator Ofcom's decision to force BSkyB to cut the amount it charges rivals to air Sky Sports was "unfounded".