Sentence examples for for a final judgment from inspiring English sources

The judge will weigh the evidence and render a decision, which then will be reviewed by the F.C.C. for a final judgment.

A spokesman for the Council of Europe said both sides in the case had three months to request that it be referred to the court's grand chamber for a final judgment.

The professional society for urologists and some cancer experts have challenged the conclusions, saying they are based on studies that have methodological flaws and that only followed participants for a decade, not enough time, they claim, for a final judgment.

The friend said that was especially true in the days immediately after election night, when Mr. Bush, who had just finished some of his longest days on the campaign trail, was up past 3 a.m. waiting for a final judgment on the seesawing returns.

The landlord "prays for a final judgment of eviction, awarding to the petitioner possession of the premises described as follows: all rooms and areas, Studio 1110, in the building known as 881 Seventh Avenue, a k a 154 West 57th Street, New York, New York".

A spokeswoman for the ECJ said there is no date yet for a final judgment but one usually follows between three and six months after the opinion.

Two sub sequent appeals from the contempt order were dismissed for lack of a final judgment.

Inasmuch as the supreme court affirmed the issuance merely of a preliminary injunction, we denied certiorari for want of a final judgment.

Once all that hard work is done, people are normally quite anxious to get to the finish line and present the case to a judge for entry of a final judgment.

They said there was an "acute unfairness" in permitting Virginia to use the defendant's criminal record to establish his "future dangerousness" for purposes of the death penalty while relying on a technicality -- the absence of a final judgment for one crime -- to keep information about parole away from the jury.

'An appeal may be taken to the court of appeals from the order entered on the motion as from a final judgment on application for a writ of habeas corpus.