Sentence examples for far-reaching judgment from inspiring English sources

In a far-reaching judgment on the principle of open justice, the Court of Appeal yesterday overturned a previous ruling which would have allowed MI5 to use secret evidence to defend itself against claims it was complicit in unlawful detention and torture.

In a potentially far-reaching judgment at the high court in London on Friday, Mr Justice Jay ruled that IVF Hammersmith had failed in its obligation to ensure consent from both parties before carrying out the procedure, but found the clinic did not have to meet the costs of caring for the man's daughter although he allowed the father to appeal.

Thus, disparities in health associated with non-health determinants of health could have far-reaching implications for judgments about resource allocation outside the health sector.

But for me there are two more far-reaching issues from yesterday's judgment.

The Lüth decision of 1958 held that constitutional rights affect citizens' relations not just with the state but also with each other, a judgment so far-reaching as to be termed a "juridical coup d'état".

Their judgments are far-reaching: Google Maps, which provides user-generated outlines for every city neighborhood, is consulted much more often than any Rand McNally atlas.

"The judgment could have far-reaching repercussions for consumers, employers and employees," said Susan Danger, its managing director.

The judgment's consequences are far-reaching, but in a different way.

The FCO announced that it would appeal against a judgment that had "potentially significant and far-reaching legal implications", and a hearing was due to be held later this month.

Mr. Panetta said episodes involving a few soldiers who "lack judgment, lack professionalism, lack leadership" could have far-reaching consequences.

Nevertheless, judgments that occur when identities intersect have far-reaching implications not only for social categorization, but also the application of stereotypes and prejudice that occur thereafter.