Sentence examples for for a second judgment from inspiring English sources

The reforms the pope announced last week remove the requirement for a second judgment on annulment decisions, a process that can lengthen the process by many months.

Two years later, in 2014, the same thing happened to the tune of $50,000 and Chen obtained a second judgment against Shazard for close to $58,000.

After each such judgment, they made a second judgment about either the spatial or the temporal source of the item (which included a "don't know" option, particularly appropriate for previous "new" judgments).

Questioning, continuous learning, and reaching out for a second opinion on your clinical judgment are all key strategies for best practice.

Dame Margaret Beckett, a leading Labour supporter of the so-called People's Vote campaign for a second referendum, said the judgment presented people with two clear options in the messy Brexit debate — to accept May's deal or keep the existing arrangements with the EU.

A fortnight earlier Jay had been able to report to Edward Rutledge that the temper of the opposition, once "violent," had "daily become more moderate". While the proposal for a second convention should, in Jay's judgment "terminate all questions on the subject.

The inter-observer disagreements (approximately 6% of total cases) were reviewed for a second time, followed by a conclusive judgment by both observers.

Finally, in 2012, the grand chamber issued the second judgment, which was great for the Erased in most aspects.

Because three other tumors were judged differently by two observers and the average of the two judgments was within the range of equivocal, they were subjected to a re-count: for two tumors, the second judgments also differed between two observers, being positive and equivocal respectively, but the average of the judgments of HER2/ CEP17 ratio exceeded 2.20, so they were finally judged positive.

For the other, the second judgments were commonly positive (Table 3).

Unfortunately, there can be no such reprieve from judgment for a third recipient, as I delivered the gift to her in person, thus eliminating all doubt about whether or not she had received it.