Sentence examples similar to challenging judgment from inspiring English sources

The challenged judgment is affirmed.

The challenged judgment must be affirmed.

The challenged judgment, I think, should be affirmed upon the theory that, subsequent to the enabling amendment of June 25 , 1930 both parties recognized an existing obligation to observe the terms of the pledge agreement, and on this understanding maintained the relationship of debtor and creditor.

The writ of habeas corpus was originally a creature of the English common law, not designed to challenge judgments of conviction rendered after trial, but to challenge unlawful detention of citizens by the executive.

Ofsted should be validating and challenging that judgment rather than making the judgment themselves.

The Secretary appealed, challenging the judgment, and we noted probable jurisdiction.

The court said this while hearing an appeal challenging the judgment of the Madras High Court to allow fuel loading in the plant.

Bob, on the other hand, may be angrily thinking, "I can't believe she is challenging my judgment in front of my team".

The family is now challenging the judgment in tax court and its lawyers are negotiating with the I.R.S. in the hope of finding a resolution.

Addressing hundreds of supporters in Stepney Green, east London, Rahman confirmed that he was "exploring the possibility" of challenging the judgment.

Think about the essence of the argument between the two sides: in effect the ministers campaigning for out are challenging the judgment and integrity of the prime minister and his senior allies.