Sentence examples for correct verdict from inspiring English sources

No system of criminal justice is without faults, none guarantees a correct verdict every time.

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

The jury's verdict that the lives of Londoners were put at risk as well as resulting in the killing of an innocent man must be the correct verdict.

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".

Apart from these two events, every tool successfully completed each verification task and returned the same (correct) verdict.

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

She praised the American jury system and said that during her long career, she nearly always thought juries had returned correct verdicts.

The news media, he added, bring "scandal, and the kind of very passionate climate in which it becomes almost impossible to reach fair and correct verdicts".

Can this framework deliver the intuitively correct verdicts in the example about Suzy and Billy?

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.

The official in question was Massey, and it must have made her little day to discover that her correct offside verdict on Micah Richards's "goal" in the dying seconds of Manchester City's 1-0 defeat by Swansea on Sunday has been given the all-important Keys 'n' Gray stamp of approval.