Sentence examples for decide beyond from inspiring English sources

In its unanimous decision, the court upheld the law, the No Early Release Act, but said juries must decide beyond a reasonable doubt whether defendants committed violent crimes.

To impose a death sentence, the jury must decide beyond a reasonable doubt that the aggravating factors outweigh the mitigating ones.

He believed he acted safely - and the jury could not decide beyond reasonable doubt that he was guilty of a crime.

And the jury decided, beyond reasonable doubt, "it wasn't the explanation".

These were not cases in the criminal courts, where it must be decided beyond reasonable doubt whether a man is a villain or the unlucky victim of the Crown Prosecution Service.

Attribution — i.e. deciding beyond a reasonable doubt, with more than circumstantial evidence, who was beyond any given hack — is extremely difficult unless the attackers were dumb enough to leave identifying fingerprints.

This morning, here in Minneapolis, six jurors decided beyond a reasonable doubt that I am guilty as charged and my co-defendant, Dan Wilson was found innocent.

It is for the jury to decide guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, not the prosecutor.

I had two older brothers and naturally wanted to be like them — I'm really glad that neither Mom, Dad or anyone else tried to decide much beyond that for me at that age.

We need to use all our international collegiate combined medical knowledge, skill, and wisdom if we are to serve our patients beyond the mathematics of greater-than and less-than signs and the self-imposed statistical fundamentalism that implies that we cannot decide anything beyond the constraints of a P value.

It is not up to church leaders alone to decide how far beyond this "terrible history" they must travel.