Sentence examples for defining verdict from inspiring English sources

It would not please Martinez or his Liverpool opposite number Brendan Rodgers to linger too long on the defensive subtleties of this game, but the standing ovation delivered at the final whistle offered the defining verdict on the most thrilling meeting between Everton and Liverpool for years.

The Judge's charge to the jury struck oddly on the ears of strangers, for by the law of South Carolina the Judge cannot comment on the evidence; he must do no more than analyze the law applying to the evidence and define the verdicts that it is possible to return against the accused persons.

Daniel Castleman, a former top deputy to Mr. Morgenthau, predicted that the verdict would not define Mr. Vance.

"We've said the verdict will not define Trayvon's life," Ms Fulton said.

Yet to accept any such verdict — no matter how narrowly defined the mission — is to misconstrue the war's outcome and significance.

Supporters of assisted suicide criticized the verdict, saying that it too narrowly defined the medical justification for euthanasia.

Thus, given the criteria related to the characteristics of the images, defined by the tester, the oracles give a verdict regarding the correct output under examination.

Involving ordinary readers is no guarantee that the final verdict will be "better", however you choose to define that – possibly the reverse.

The verdict, read by Judge Florence Mumba of Zambia, also defined rape for the first time as a crime against humanity, one of the most heinous crimes.

The second Daft Punk album, "Discovery," has already defined the decade; we don't need to wait for history's verdict.

Bradley Manning's Guilty Verdict Will Damage America Zimbabwe Has Its Own Anti-Mugabe Whistleblower This Is a Defining Year for WikiLeaks.