Sentence examples for fair verdict from inspiring English sources

I'm expecting a fair verdict".

"I don't know what a fair verdict is," Baker said.

But was theirs a fair verdict or were they just playing to that wider narrative?

A fair verdict might be that they are both valuable and fallible.

"We believe we'll get a fair trial, a fair verdict," Mr. Hayden said.

The American jury is designed as a "black box" into which we push facts and expect a fair verdict.

He also accepted that citizens who have deployed reasonable force very rarely end up in court, and that when they do, they mostly secure fair verdicts.

Since there were also homophobia, misogyny and anti-Liverpudlian prejudice in the texts, any gay people or women or Liverpudlians on the jury might take offence and be unable to reach fair verdicts.

Hesiod's late eighth-century epic poem Works and Days, for example, contrasts the brute strength with which a hawk can dominate a nightingale ("You are being held by one who is much stronger… I will make a meal of you, if I want, or let you go," lines 206 208), with the peace and plenty which flourishes wherever justice, such as rendering fair verdicts to foreigners, is preserved (lines 225 230).

The bottom line is that the Obama administration, like its predecessor, defines success in terrorism prosecutions not by assessing whether or not due process and fair verdicts are administered, but solely in terms of what they deem proper punishment for those accused of violating national security -- especially when doing so minimizes partisan political clashes.

Hsu Chiao-hsin, a spokeswoman for Mr. Ma, told the news media that he expected "a fair and just verdict" in the case.