Sentence examples for a general judgment from inspiring English sources

The view that life in time on Earth is a probation for weal or woe in an everlasting future has often been associated as it was by the Iranian prophet Zoroaster (c. 600 bc)—with a belief in a general judgment of all who have ever lived to be held on a common judgment day, which will be the end of time.

The view that life in time on earth is a probation for weal or woe in an everlasting future has often been associated as it was by the Iranian prophet Zarathustra (Zoroaster; c. 600 bce)—with a belief in a general judgment of all who have ever lived to be held on a common Judgment Day, which will be the end of time.

The case is not parallel to that of an indictment in two counts upon which a general judgment is entered, and one of which counts is held good and the other bad, for a writ of habeas corpus is not a writ of error, and the order to be entered thereon is for a discharge or a remand to custody.

The judgment, as recorded, although it contains a statement of the court's 'opinion that it has no jurisdiction of the matter complained of,' is a general judgment dismissing the petition, with costs, which could not have been awarded upon a judgment of dismissal for want of jurisdiction.

It may be psychologically a bit harder, but that does not sustain a general judgment about unchosen loyalties.

"I think there was a general judgment among us that we need the political leadership to affirm the primacy of science as a way of knowing in order to find our own way," Socolow says.

Some subjects were assigned to a concrete condition, and asked to make a judgment about a specific individual in specific circumstances, while others were assigned to an abstract condition, and asked to make a more general judgment, divorced from any particular individual.

There is no accountability because most judgments were paid from a general government judgment fund without penalty to the agency at fault.

The court say the judgment was "not only unauthorized by law, but rendered in violation of its express provisions". Johnson v. Dodge was a proceeding in the same action to obtain a reversal on appeal of the general judgment, and did not arise upon a contest for property sold under the judgment.

Graf et al. [ 12] reported an 80% prevalence of mental disorders in a study of 103 children and adolescents in German group homes, but this study was based only on a general clinical judgment without specifying diagnostic criteria and has not been replicated yet.

Both the general judgment ex ante and the specific judgment ex post have to match for a prosecution to be brought.