Sentence examples for adverse judgments from inspiring English sources

I don't make adverse judgments about Franklin Roosevelt and Lucy Rutherford".

The inquiry by the charities regulator into the Rabia Educational Trust comes after a series of adverse judgments by the school standards watchdog, Ofsted, following inspection of Rabia girls' and boys' school.

I have to defer to the more professional but adverse judgment from GPs.

And even an adverse judgment need not be disastrous, reckons Peter Atherton of Liberum, a brokerage.

It is also clear that companies generally prefer to settle out of court rather than risk an adverse judgment.

A negative review, even a strongly adverse judgment, does not by itself count as an axe-in-the-head affair.

Mindful of that, an Illinois trial court acted wrongly when it required Philip Morris to post a $12 billion bond before it could appeal an adverse judgment.

A person who does not get notice of a legal proceeding can challenge an adverse judgment, said Ms. Coffey, the lawyer.

Throughout the spring trial, British papers were generally sympathetic to Hello!, since an adverse judgment might shine a flashlight on some of their own practices.

The bank has not set aside reserves against an adverse judgment, saying the Russian court ruling will in any case not be enforceable in the United States.

But he has not done so yet, and his henchmen are hinting that the consequence of an adverse judgment will be a state of emergency.