Sentence examples for delivering judgments from inspiring English sources
Ofcom and the broadcaster's own board thought otherwise, delivering judgments that were unprecedented in their severity.
He blogged and tweeted regularly about rulings, politics and friendships in succinct commentary, sharpened by decades of delivering 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.
Delivering judgment, Sir John Thomas said: "All of these claimants have long ago exhausted the [legal] procedures in the UK.
Delivering judgment, Lord Kerr, a supreme court judge and former lord chief justice of Northern Ireland, said the critical point was whether an effective investigation had taken place.
On December 15th, a Russian court with no greater sense of independence or justice than its Soviet forebears is expected to begin delivering judgment in the continuing saga of Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
Delivering judgment, on Wednesday, Lord Wilson said: "Although the contract did provide him with elements of operational and financial independence, Mr Smith's services to the company's customers were marketed through the company.
Delivering judgment on an application to have the eviction order quashed, the head of the civil judiciary, the master of the rolls, Lord Neuberger, sitting with two other judges, dismissed an appeal hearing.
You learn to deliver judgments in half an hour.
At his villa, Gelli said: "It is not up to us to deliver judgments.
