Sentence examples for finality in this from inspiring English sources

I don't want this gentleman to have to wait any longer than is absolutely necessary for finality in this case".

TiVo said in a statement that it remained confident of prevailing in the case but was "disappointed that we do not yet have finality in this case despite years of litigation".

This afternoon, Mr. Bush's adviser here, former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, once again accused Mr. Gore's camp of being "unwilling to make any commitment to accept finality in this election, unless it achieves the results it seeks".

"There's more finality in this walk here, because I really have made the decision that the kids hit the ball too far.

"We are disappointed that we do not yet have finality in this case despite years of litigation, but we remain confident that the Federal Circuit's ruling in our favor will be reaffirmed," TiVo said.

"We are disappointed that we do not yet have finality in this case despite years of litigation but we remain confident that the Federal Circuit's ruling in our favor will be reaffirmed after all of the judges on the Federal Circuit have had the opportunity to review the merits of this case".

Phippen said that finals today contain too much finality in the eyes of those taking them: "At this point in time the exams seem like the most important thing – however, two years down the line people realise that the exams they did at university aren't very important at all, as what then becomes more important is what you have done within those two years afterwards".

Of course, finalities in this show are never particularly final, but we hope Huck means it, because that relationship is so tedious and gross (and, seriously, did we need to see them getting it on over Eli's pool of blood?).

Section 5 is intended to "assure" states of "finality" in the determination of their presidential electors, and this court has already cautioned the Florida Supreme Court "against any construction of state law that Congress might deem to be a change in the law".

In the case of gravitation there is for the moment an appearance of finality in the law of the inverse square of the distance, but this arises probably from the fact that the law is derived from a limited area of observation only, namely the movements (at great distances from each other) of some of the heavenly bodies.

"We would have no finality in the criminal justice system, and finality is important".