Sentence examples for a verdict rendered from inspiring English sources

The result was a verdict rendered by Dewey which was essentially recognized as a declaration that Trotsky was not guilty of the charges brought against him by the Soviet authorities.

Many Tunisians, however, say they are also eager to see a legal verdict rendered on their former dictator as soon as possible, with or without his physical presence.

"Let the facts be presented, the relevant law applied and a just and fair verdict rendered.

They also pick the jury pool, and they can throw out a guilty finding even after a verdict is rendered.

Just three of the 25 Afghan officials have been charged, he said, and in no case has a verdict been rendered.

She gave up her positions in the shadow government until a verdict was rendered but continued to represent Fremantle in the House of Representatives.

The verdicts rendered against the ten surgeons amount to $4,828.

Yet that didn't stop an online mob from destroying Zimmerman's reputation and exacting a, perhaps, life-long social sentence way before a verdict has been rendered.

Slobodan Milosevic, the murderous former Yugoslav leader, played similar games with the war crimes court for four years, only to die of a heart attack before a formal verdict was rendered.

The lawyer takes the cow, the doctor receipts his bill, or a small verdict is rendered, which the lawyer pockets and returns the animal.

A compelling contrary verdict is rendered by Edward Gibbon in his monumental "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire".