Sentence examples for delay a verdict from inspiring English sources
Sponsored by Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, the legislation is a sharp rejoinder to the State Department's recent decision to delay a verdict on approval of the $7 billion project for at least a year while it considers alternative routes that bypass environmentally sensitive areas in Nebraska.
Israeli politicians accused the court of stalling the decision after it delayed a verdict on whether or not to demolish the homes on 30 October.
On two previous occasions, judges have delayed a verdict in the case, citing the absence of a third American, Sarah E. Shourd, 32, who was released on bail last September for medical reasons and returned to the United States.
A Dutch court delayed a verdict today in the trial of a hospital nurse charged with killing 13 patients, saying it wanted to reinvestigate aspects of the "complex" case.
BANGKOK — After a series of delays, a verdict is expected Tuesday in the case of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese pro-democracy leader who faces up to five years in prison on a charge of violating the terms of her house arrest, under which she has been held for 14 of the past 20 years.
This could have delayed a verdict till 2015 - after the "individual mandate" comes into effect and the first round of penalties have been paid.
In what the analysts said could be a sign of indecision, the court delayed reading a verdict on July 31, citing technical legal issues.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy will be tried separately from several co-defendants in a raptly monitored bribery trial, a change that should delay any verdict for Mr. Berlusconi until after Italy's turn in the European Union presidency.
Paradoxically, the scandal may yet help the Democrats if it delays a final verdict.
The judge's recusal is expected to cause delays in reaching a verdict.
As his four-year trial was drawing toward a verdict — delayed by his frequent bouts of illness — Mr. Milosevic died in his cell on March 11 , 2006
