Sentence examples for first judgments of from inspiring English sources

Only 40 Sunnis and Shias were reported killed.Not much more attention in Pakistan at least was paid to one of the first judgments of Mr Aziz's new sharia court a fatwa issued on April 8th calling for the sacking and punishment of the tourism minister, Nilofar Bakhtiar.

In one of its first judgments, on the Treasury's precipitate freeze of bank accounts belonging to several terrorism suspects, the court used words like "paralysing", "draconian" and "unrestrained encroachments on personal liberty" to describe the actions, when chancellor, of the man who is now the UK's supreme elected official, Gordon Brown.

In particular, some luxury fashion houses in France have sued eBay for damages, with the first judgment of €20,000 against the company in June 2008.

Chilcot is the first judgment of history on Tony Blair and I hope the report defines the way history will forever see his invasion of Iraq.

Her findings in the court's first judgment of the year must come as a surprise to her sponsors in cabinet.

As Republicans turned out across the state to render the first judgment of the candidates, some voters conceded that they were still wrestling with selecting someone who stands the best chance of winning in November or one who is fully aligned with conservative principles.

The first judgment of the warning regions is 3 s faster than the first estimation based on the JMA EEW information in which 8 regions would be exposed to the seismic intensity of 3.5 or greater.

The participant verbalizes his/her first judgment of the student's performance (verbal protocol (VP) 1).

The participant verbalizes his/her first judgment of the trainee's performance (verbal protocol (VP) 1).

One of the first judgments that overturned legal expectations was handed down by the ICTY in February.

In 1995 in one of its first judgments, South Africa's new Constitutional Court abolished the death penalty as "cruel, inhuman and degrading .If, despite the polls, politicians and judges were gambling that popular support for the death penalty was troubled or half-hearted, they seem to have won their bet.