Sentence examples for important verdict from inspiring English sources

"With this very important verdict, I think the public will now feel that sometimes at least even the powerful can get convicted for their crime".

The writers' and anti-censorship groups hailed the supreme court's decision as an important verdict for free expression, and commended the court for its recognition that freedom to report the truth is a basic right protected in law.

This time, most relief managers said it appears an important verdict has already been rendered: In the public mind, Isaac was not only not as bad as Katrina, it's not even like the tornado disasters of Tuscaloosa, Ala., or Joplin, Mo., last year, which killed more than 160 people and commanded national attention for at least a few weeks.

The czars interfered with important verdicts.

Some juries skeptical of a prosecution have been dismissed on the verge of important verdicts.

"I think it's one of the most important verdicts ever because the body of work, in documents in black and white, in transcripts, in video tapes, lays out the planning and organisation of a genocide," she said.

Meanwhile, Larry Silverstein, the real estate developer who signed the lease for the World Trade Center just six weeks before 9/11, has just lost two important verdicts in his bid for $7 billion in insurance money.

Bye! Here's Stuart James with the all-important verdict on Cardiff's promotion.

Huddled round a TV, with news-radio blaring in the background, Jerry and June Caldwell anxiously awaited the Supreme Court's all-important verdict at breakfast time yesterday.

Photograph: PA 12.33pm GMT I'll deliver my all-important verdict in a second, but first we have Jeremy Hunt's statement on budget cuts at Lewisham hospital.

Just how important the verdict will be is uncertain.