Sentence examples for changing the verdict from inspiring English sources
But the perception of his leadership is changing, the verdict becoming more mixed.
And, Connelly insisted in his filing here, nothing new comes close to changing the jury verdict that McVeigh is guilty of and should die for the April 19 , 1995 explosion that killed 168 people and injured more than 500 others at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.
Although the courts, up to now, have rejected arguments that lethal injection is inhumane, Ms. Denno said that some scientists questioned that verdict, and that changing the drugs used based on availability without knowing how they will work is tantamount to experimentation.
These included a verdict that all wins from the 2005 Oklahoma season were vacated, changing the team's record from 8 4 to 0 4 for that year.
Once the bond market starts changing its mind, the verdict can be swift, and can lead to a vicious circle of rising interest rates, increasing debt service and budget deficits, and falling confidence.
Nor did his face seem to register emotion when the court said it would consider changing its verdict tomorrow.
But beyond this political claim, the verdict highlights the changing social and political landscape in India, which enabled a group of Muslim women to successfully take on orthodox elements in their community.
The crime novelist Boris Akunin, who is also a political opposition leader, said the verdict showed there was little hope of changing Russia by democratic means.
But with technology changing, and a Leveson verdict on this topic thought unlikely, the stage is set for the next great debate: what will constitute a newspaper in the digital era?
