Sentence examples for accept a verdict from inspiring English sources

He also got both sides to agree to accept a verdict that was not unanimous.

The world, particularly the Islamic world, will never accept a verdict reached in secret.

After being informed that the 16 jurors could not muster the 13 votes required to avert a deadlock, both sides agreed to accept a verdict based on 12 votes.

Having retired to consider their verdict after almost four weeks in court last Thursday, the six-man and six-woman jury were told at 3.24pm that Mr Justice Cooke would accept a verdict in which at least 10 of them agreed, before being sent home for the night around half an hour later.

On Wednesday, Mr Justice Sweeney gave them a majority direction, saying he would accept a verdict on which at least 10 of the 12 jurors agreed.

However, a delayed claim may fall outside of the 4 year rule, bearing in mind that the decision may be delayed and HMRC is unlikely to make a quick decision on whether to accept a verdict that it does not like.

Argentina accepted a verdict by a Mercosur arbitration panel that its textile quotas were unjustified.

According to 19th-century Malagasy historian Raombana, in the eyes of the greater populace, the tangena ordeal was believed to represent a sort of celestial justice in which the public placed their unquestioning faith, even to the point of accepting a verdict of guilt in a case of innocence as a just but unknowable divine mystery.

The US will not accept a democratic verdict which is not to its liking in a strategically important country, possessing the world's second largest oil reserves.

The judge inside court number 19 of Dublin's Circuit Criminal Court has told the jurors he will accept a majority verdict if it is on a 10-2 basis.

At the conclusion of his letter, Karroubi vowed to accept a court verdict "without reserve" and "without asking for the right to appeal, because the world is God's court and his deputies on this Earth are the people.