Sentence examples for delivered judgments from inspiring English sources

Ofsted delivered judgments of adequacy on Rotherham children's services in 2010 and 2012, highlighting its work to deal with child sexual exploitation on the latter occasion.

In the soft-carpeted upper corridors of the court, where private rooms overlook Parliament Square, five justices – Lord Phillips, the president of the court; Lord Hope, the deputy president; Lady Hale Lordd Mance and Lord Dysonn – explained to the Guardian how the machinery of justice delivered judgments of national significance.

The judges conferred for about a quarter of an hour, and then delivered judgment seriatim (one after the other).

You learn to deliver judgments in half an hour.

At his villa, Gelli said: "It is not up to us to deliver judgments.

Ofcom and the broadcaster's own board thought otherwise, delivering judgments that were unprecedented in their severity.

Several senior court officials, while declining to discuss individual cases, said judges had been perturbed by pressures from Judge Meron to deliver judgments before they were ready.

Ten years ago, when asked who was really behind the death of Calvi, Gelli told the Guardian: "It is not up to us to deliver judgments.

A quiet, self-contained fraternity, the Law Lords usually go about their work unrecognised and undisturbed, delivering judgments mostly in tax and commercial cases which seldom make the news.This cosy state of affairs was shattered late last year when the Law Lords were handed a legal and political hot potato the case of Augusto Pinochet, the former dictator of Chile.

The Israeli courts have a mixed record of delivering judgments -- for and against -- Palestinians.

Then the European Court of Justice (ECJ) would no longer be able to deliver judgments binding on Britain, she told the newspaper.