Sentence examples for interim judgment from inspiring English sources

That has not stopped people from reaching a favourable interim judgment.

Perhaps they did, but, even now, that can only be considered an interim judgment.

Mr. Cassell, however, described Miranda as no more than a "provisional, interim judgment about how to go about enforcing Fifth Amendment rights".

Earlier this year McKillen seemed to be heading for victory after the high court, in an interim judgment, ruled in his favour.

Their first argument is simply that it is this provisional interim judgment that the court made that must then recede when the Nation's elected representatives, Congress, have acted.

It has already been granted an interim judgment that Black should pay $3.8m £2.4mm), but the case has been stayed for the duration of Black's appeals against his criminal convictions.

As described by the government officials, the findings of Mr. Duelfer's report, in its current draft, are broadly consistent with the interim judgments, including the report issued in October 2003 by David A. Kay, the first top American inspector.

A company can appeal to a court but usually must comply with regulators' judgment in the interim.

More decries Hobbes for his materialism, his determinism, and his mortalism (emphasising the resurrection of the body on a far distant Day of Judgment, with no interim post mortem punishment, or reward), all of which, of course, are seen by More as incompatible with Christian theism.

"Our decision is in no way a reflection of judgment, but rather an interim measure as the matter is investigated by police.

The story takes for granted Diamond's and Gage's illicit interim self-support system, implying without judgment that this is the way it's often done in the rap world.