Sentence examples for favourable judgment from inspiring English sources

Her best shot at getting a favourable judgment from the all-male panel – as her lawyer instructs her – is not to fight back but to remain calm.

Given how harsh its ruling has been, the German court might insist that, notwithstanding a favourable judgment from the ECJ, OMT is incompatible with the constitution.

But as they move to capitalise on this favourable judgment, they may run into new problems.Consider two developing gun-rights controversies.

Around a third of those involved in court cases said they had been asked for money in return for a favourable judgment.

Given that success brings with it not only a favourable judgment but also reimbursement of legal fees and expenses, a litigant who believes that spending more will increase the chances of success has good reason for progressively raising the stakes.

That has not stopped people from reaching a favourable interim judgment.

(It's worth mentioning that in France, it's illegal "to pass a favourable moral judgment on one or more crimes against humanity" and "to justify these crimes (including collaboration)"; I wonder what would happen if it weren't).

Their judgment is rarely favourable when it does.

Bertie Ahern, Ireland's current leader, said that history's judgment "will be favourable".

The physicians' ethical judgments were also favourable toward the use of placebo treatments, and 62% (399/642) said recommending treatments in this manner was ethically obligatory or permissible (table 2).

"Meriton's conduct created an unduly favourable impression," Moshinsky said in a written judgment.