Sentence examples for given the judgment from inspiring English sources

This is convenient for him, given the judgment levied against him in his civil trial.

However, given the judgment we have revised the wording of our standard letters".

But given the judgment of Mr. Suharto's doctors, it is not clear that the government can compel him to attend.

The ECJ ruling made the challenge for securing a new deal more explicit, given the judgment flags mass surveillance as in conflict with fundamental European data protection rights — rights which will be strengthened by a new data protection directive agreed at the end of last year and due to come into force from 2018.

"It is no good just relying on Ofsted to give the judgment.

Finch could feel the colossal impatience in her jury; she knew how much they all wanted to stand with Finch and give the judgment.

Giving the judgment, Lord Collins said the judges had had to decide which of the "innocent parties" involved – the ex-homeowners or the mortgage lenders – would have to suffer the consequences.

Reprising an etymological point made by Hölderlin, Hegel notes that a judgment (Urteil) involves a separation (Teilung) of parts: in basic terms a predicate is said of some subject giving the judgment the grammatical form "S is P", but in saying "S is P", the judging subject affirms the unity existing between the parts.

Given the Scott judgment and the Hovnanian payment, he wrote, "the judgment of foreclosure has a substantial financial impact on Mr. DiFrancesco".

I understand, given the social judgment of a sexist culture, why some women would decide that a name change is the path of least resistance.

"Given the significant judgment errors in the Wehmeyer case, I believed this to be one of the most serious issues of the investigation, a conclusion also reached by our investigators," the memo says.