Sentence examples for comprehensive verdict from inspiring English sources

"Surely the CPS should act following the comprehensive verdict of the inquest.

The brothers and their lawyers are still waiting to receive and review the comprehensive verdict.

Verdict: Comprehensive but complicated - you have to carry at least three bottles around with you.

Karadžić transformed the very fabric of life in Bosnia, and no human court, least of all the one in The Hague, can reach a verdict so comprehensive as to restore the reality torn asunder by genocide.

The verdict from the latest comprehensive study of U.S. opinion on climate change, released today?

First, the collection of a comprehensive national sample of deaths in England and Wales receiving a verdict of suicide or open verdict from the Office for National Statistics ONSS).

Score: 5 Guardian verdict: Despite bipartisan support in the Senate for comprehensive reform, Obama has failed to push any measure through Congress and seen his alternative approach of executive action become bogged down in court challenges.

In a statement, Sharon L. Patrick, the company's chief executive, called the survey part of "a comprehensive analysis to measure and evaluate the impact of the verdict on our consumers as well as our distribution partners and advertisers".

My own verdict: the minus points It's brand new, so it's not comprehensive yet.

£40, houseoffraser.co.uk Verdict: If you're buying for yourself, the Nivea kit is a comprehensive and good-value option.

The Republican leadership gave them a comprehensive thumbs-down yesterday: "the same massive government take-over of healthcare", was the verdict of John Boehner, the Republican minority leader in the House.