Sentence examples for correct the verdict from inspiring English sources

He proved correct; the verdict and sentence were reversed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit on July 22 , 1908

The lawsuit names parent company News Corp and FOX 5, alleging the makers of the broadcast knowingly ignored the laboratory's corrected verdict for the sake of good television.

Up popped the verdict: "Correct!" That earned her 10 points from the app, which then provided some history about the 1973 artwork by Forrest Myers.

On the anniversary this year, the spokesman for the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs flatly responded thus to a question about the revolution: "The Chinese government already made the correct verdict on it long ago".

More often that not, jurors cut through all the crap and hone in on the very point in contention and then issue the correct verdict (not always, but more so than the system is credited for).

Even where deaths have been officially recorded as suicides, interviewers need to be sensitive to the possibility that some informants will not regard this as the correct verdict.

"But the jury appeared to be fair and genuinely concerned about reaching the correct verdict as they saw it". .

Government leaders still insist that this was the "correct" verdict and that it will never be changed.

Yet another line of response takes Chisholm's Paradox to deliver the correct verdict: there are no interesting qualitative essential properties of individuals.

What Williams takes to be the correct verdict on modern moral theory is therefore rather like Nietzsche's on George Eliot:[9] the idea that morality can and will go on just as before in the absence of religious belief is simply an illusion that reflects a lack of "historical sense".

Critics contend that any attempt to provide a more precise definition will be subject to counterexamples: we can imagine empirical situations where the definition would fail to give the intuitively correct verdict about the extension.