Sentence examples for clear verdicts from inspiring English sources

The data didn't offer clear verdicts.

But it would be good to have clear verdicts, with chapter and verse attached, for better or worse.

Although journalists do interpret the policy positions of parties, broadcast rules about impartiality limit how far they can reach clear verdicts.

"This is a day to receive and reflect on the clear verdicts of Saville and not pass party verdicts on Saville".

In giving those clear verdicts on the two key issues of this phase of the campaign, expressed with all his enduring moral authority, Mr Powell is manifestly speaking for many other Americans.

Such a theorist would, if she wanted the safety condition to deliver clear verdicts, face the task of articulating just what the relevant notion of similarity amounts to.

Miliband said: "I think that the voters have delivered a very clear verdict.

He declared that neither medicine nor law nor theology rendered a clear verdict.

Here I stand without a clear verdict, although I must say that I'm very encouraged".

But Sonia Gandhi, the president of the Congress Party, said, "This is a clear verdict against the B.J.P".

Rarely if ever have the early states rendered a clear verdict and that candidate failed to capture the nomination.