Sentence examples for in a judgment that from inspiring English sources

Nor has it been brought to its knees by sanctions," Mr. Tobin wrote, in a judgment that matched the prevailing view in Iran itself.

"I read my own political obituary in a judgment that seemed to me harsh and mistaken — if not premature," Gore told the dignitaries assembled in Oslo.

The defendants were also ordered to pay court costs and lawyers' fees in a judgment that amounted to $506,045,795.82.

But five other claimants had their challenges dismissed at the country's highest court in a judgment that considered the specific circumstances of each individual applicant.

But in 2010, the Court of Appeal ruled that MI5 knew Binyam Mohamed was being tortured by the CIA in a judgment that revealed the security service was aware that he had been shackled.

In a judgment that could have profound consequences for the music business, the organist on the 1967 Procol Harum record won the right for a share of the song's royalties.

Gifford led the team in the Dudgeon case at Strasbourg in 1983, where they succeeded in getting a judgment that changed the law against homosexuality in Northern Ireland.

A profession in which a judgment that, in any sane world, would be taken to mean, "giving satisfaction", actually causes the recipient of that judgment to lapse into a state of depression.

She was awarded $2.9 million in damages, a judgment that was later reduced by a judge to $640,000, and ultimately settled out of court, reportedly for between $400,000 and $600,000.

In February 1992, the department's wage and hour division ruled in his favor, a judgment that was strongly supported by an administrative judge in June 1993.

It also appears that the city stubbornly dug its heels in hoping for a judgment that would have justified sending an innocent man to jail.