Sentence examples for Hand down a judgment from inspiring English sources

The court is expected to hand down a judgment in the case on Tuesday.

He has taken his case to the supreme court, which has yet to hand down a judgment.

Courts can take four or five years to hand down a judgment, by which time there might be nothing left to collect.

"How did they select those projects and what undertakings did they make to those companies?" Hearings in a land court challenge by local landholders to New Acland have been completed but the member is yet to hand down a judgment.

A ruling in favor of the commission would reject this show of political muscle by France and Germany, though it is doubtful that it would force them to rewrite their current budgets, given that the court is not likely to hand down a judgment for months, possibly years.

The Court of Appeal handed down a judgment yesterday that deserves to be read, marked, learned and inwardly digested by every British university vice-chancellor.

BT challenged this decision and on Monday the court of appeal handed down a judgment forcing the CAT to reopen the issue.

Last Thursday an employment tribunal sitting in Southampton handed down a judgment which is likely to have profound implications for the manner in which British universities underpin academic standards.

The following day the court of appeal handed down a judgment in which it said LIFG associates could not be deported to Libya as they could be tortured, regardless of any assurances offered by Gaddafi.

But today the European court of human rights handed down a judgment in the cases brought by three women, A, B & C v Ireland, that may compel the government into action.

The UK courts, in January of last year, handed down a judgment which has important implications for the copyright protection afforded database structures and to "look and feel" elements of database application software, and the scope of Section 50D of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (which sets out certain statutory permitted acts in relation to database use).