Sentence examples for delayed judgment from inspiring English sources

The high court delayed judgment on Rolling Stone three times, and in the meantime the paper published an issue in which it outed more Ugandans and claimed that there was a connection between Ugandan gays and a Somali terrorist group.

The convictions – in a delayed judgment after a three-week trial in Paris last June – overruled the French state prosecutor who had joined the defence in arguing that there was insufficient evidence against either man.

American claims that some of the 2.5 inches lost per passenger will be made up in slimmer seats, but business travellers who are unlucky enough to find themselves in economy should delay judgment until they actually test out the new seats.A few trends are pulling in opposite directions here.

Although the MCA was challenged in April this year, when the justices of the Supreme Court chose to delay judgment on the cases, the road to Wednesday's momentous Supreme Court hearing opened up just two months later, when, reversing itself for the first time in 60 years, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the detainees' arguments once more.

Forty (N = 40) participants completed 12 trials where they were asked to provide six judgments: Ease of Learning judgments (EOLs), immediate and delayed Judgments of Learning (JOLs) for both text and graph and Retrospective Confidence Judgments (RCJs).

The most popular theory was that Mr Putin has delayed the judgment till after VE Day on May 9th, at which senior western visitors to Moscow might have asked awkward questions.

The backlog is enormous, and a good lawyer can often delay a judgment indefinitely, even in serious cases.

After the visit to Anfield the Hammers have a less daunting run of four fixtures before the turn of the year and it would seem sensible to delay any judgment until they have been completed, which will helpfully coincide with the start of a new transfer window and, less helpfully, another game against Manchester United.

But Tan has now chosen to delay any judgment until further negotiations have taken place.

Despite evidence provided by an AT&T whistle-blower, the US district court, under pressure from the federal government defendants, has delayed and avoided judgment, suggesting that the case raises issues too secret for the federal courts even to rule upon and too important for national security to shut down anyway.

Relative to sham, TMS delayed the semantic judgments of non-action verbs and the syllabic segmentation of action verbs when applied 350 ms post-stimulus (Experiment 2).