In the judgment, Cranston dismissed concerns that access to justice was being denied.
In the judgment of their equable producer George Martin, Johnn was lemon to Paul's olive oil".
In the judgment of historian Barbara Fields, "full-scale recruitment put an end to slavery in Maryland".
In the judgment of many of the fourteenth century's best minds, that was the cause of the Black Death.
In the judgment issued on Wednesday, however, the judges found that the prosecutor "should not have delegated its investigative responsibilities to the intermediaries as analysed in the judgment, notwithstanding the extensive security difficulties that it faced".
In the judgment of Phillips (2010), "Dialog between adherents of different approaches is alarmingly rare".
In the judgment of the historian David Potter, the edict was "an act of economic lunacy".
In the judgment of her sister Marie: "This passionate child was often misunderstood".
In the judgment of God, neither the opponents of women's ordination nor its proponents can ever "die out".
Justice Kennedy joined only in the judgment.
And not in the judgment of other modern Japanese historians.
