Sentence examples for definitive verdict from inspiring English sources

Could this be the definitive verdict?

His definitive verdict on the contest just before he stepped down in 2008.

But a pair of little girls would be best equipped to arrive at a definitive verdict.

But he acknowledged that the intelligence agencies had not delivered a definitive verdict.

The King's Fund has today given the definitive verdict on policies the electorate neither asked for nor were consulted about.

In this week's programme - inflation concerns, Britain's economy and America's so-called definitive verdict on the financial crisis.

Apart from issuing definitive verdicts, the Supreme Court also has the power to send back cases to a different appeal court as it has for the Meredith Kercher murder – raising the possibility of a drawn-out game of legal ping pong.

Apart from issuing definitive verdicts, the highest legal body also has the power to send back cases to appeal as it has for the Meredith Kercher murder – raising the possibility of a further drawn-out process in the courts.

The more Rogan talked, the more definitive his verdict became.

This is where the second irony comes in, because a definitive guilty verdict is more likely to damage the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) than Mr Berlusconi's PdL.If it came to a vote in parliament, Mr Letta, a member of the PD, would expect his troops to rally to the cause of keeping his government in office.

(Not all the identified cases resulted in a coroner recording a definitive suicide verdict).