Sentence examples for Decisive verdict from inspiring English sources

With its motives and principles called into question, Apple took a defiant stance, vowing to appeal Wednesday's ruling despite the judge's decisive verdict and a decision by all its alleged co-conspirators to settle.

But there is also widespread skepticism that the courts will reach a decisive verdict against them.

An S.E.C. lawyer, Jeffrey Zuckerman, praised the jury for a "quick and decisive verdict" after the four-day trial.

Mr. Leetaru said his work was meant to be a snapshot of how Wikipedia writers of today view the world, and not a decisive verdict of history.

But Mr. Martinez, the station worker, issued perhaps the most decisive verdict, moments after completing his sweep near the roll-down gates, to ensure that no stragglers remained.

In some ways the election will be a referendum on which of these visions Serbia should follow, although a decisive verdict appears elusive for now.

Mr. Wayland's extensive studies of the prehistory of man in Uganda, as well as his knowledge of geological conditions in Kenya and Tanganyika, will be of invaluable assistance in arriving at what, it may be hoped, will be final and decisive verdicts on the important questions which have given rise to controversy.

Ministers said they would deliver on the "decisive" referendum verdict.

So quick and decisive was the verdict of the voters that Carter delivered his concession speech even before the polls had closed on the West Coast.

Decisive for the verdict about the legality of both pontificates were not the legal arguments, but the attitude of the Catholic world, which had almost universally recognized Innocent II.

She and the survivors, who saw in the case a kind of canonization of Holocaust memory, emerged victorious, with the judge issuing a decisive 330-page verdict in her favor.