Sentence, in law, formal judgment of a convicted defendant in a criminal case setting the punishment to be meted out.
"I'd urge women to read the magazine before they make a formal judgment," Ms. Gallop said.
The seizure of their restaurant came with only a day's warning, and without the Haidian District Court entering any formal judgment.
There was "no formal judgment of acquittal" on the murder charges, he said, so there was no "final resolution of anything" that would trigger the bar against double jeopardy.
When the CRYSTAL BRIDGES MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART opens on Friday in Bentonville, Ark., the art world will have a chance to pass formal judgment on a project that has been the subject of gossip for years.
The formal judgment published on Tuesday involved a 21-year-old man identified in court as "T", who was given warnings by Greater Manchester police when he was 11 over two stolen bicycles.
In civil cases involving the federal government, all parties have 45 days to file requests for rehearings, and the court's formal judgment does not take effect until seven days after that or, if a request is filed, until seven days after the request is decided.
He uses deferred adjudication an agreement in which formal judgment is deferred until the end of a probation period, at which time the charges may be dropped and other plea bargains that cost money up front but ensure the infractions don't end up on his record.
According to the current methodological paradigm, no formal judgment on the relative merits of drugs can be made in the absence of head-to-head trials.
An expert panel from the World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute for Cancer Research has reported that physical activity (PA) may specifically reduce the risk of advanced or aggressive prostate cancer, but no formal judgment was made regarding the strength of the evidence (WCRF/AICR, 2007).
