EARLY next year, perhaps in April, India's coalition government will face the judgment of 700m voters.
Mr. Berlusconi said that his government would serve its mandate until 2013, "when we will serenely face the judgment of the electorate".
Carson, another early adopter of the Trump cause who may one day face the judgment of history, went off script to deliver his own bizarre attack.
PARIS — For the handful of banks that flunked Europe's stress tests, the work to restructure intensifies immediately, while the large majority that passed still face the judgment of the market and longer-term questions about their business models.
The Houteff group held that those in the mainstream Seventh-Day Adventist Church had lost their sense of urgency regarding the Second Coming and would soon face the judgment of God.
He proposed reducing the number of federal lawmakers and allowing them to serve more than one term, making them eligible to face the judgment of voters by running for re-election.
So the British press will face the judgment of Moses – Sir Alan Moses, who is standing down from the court of appeal to head the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), the voluntary regulator with powers to fine journalists up to £1m.
In this film, centred on racial tension simmering in New York City in the late 1980s, Wesley Snipes and Annabella Sciorra face the judgment of their friends and families when they attempt a relationship as an interracial couple.
He is in the dock again, but in the court of public opinion it is Malaysia's judiciary and its political masters who face the judgment of a sceptical nation.On May 10th the defence began its cross-examination of a former aide to Mr Anwar, Saiful Bukhari.
He had considered all of the matters carefully because he believed he would face "the judgment of God," concerning his own actions as well as those of France.
