Sentence examples for issued verdicts from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Iran's judiciary issued verdicts for more than 80 people charged during the post-election protests.

Serbia also continued to prosecute domestic war crimes cases, and the war crimes court recently issued verdicts and sentences in two high-profile cases.

Here is a sampling of the comments, as translated by the Moscow bureau of The Times: "It's obvious to me why the complete dossiers are not open for studying -- probably these dossiers contain reports of informers and documents with signatures of people who issued verdicts, maybe even the names of the executioners.

Hundreds of rabbis on the state payroll signed edicts forbidding Jews from renting apartments to the asylum-seekers, and some even issued verdicts of "rodef", or death sentences, on those Jews who dare to do so.

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In particular, biased courts issue verdicts that suit the interests of a narrow royalist elite, or so ran the argument.

But the Balkan war-crimes court broke new ground by issuing verdicts treating rape as a crime against humanity.

The courts are expected to issue verdicts in the remaining cases within a year as ordered by India's top court.

According to the law, the interrogators work under the oversight of the judiciary and procure information pertinent to the case in order to facilitate issuing verdicts.

A war-crimes tribunal will continue issuing verdicts on trials of Islamist hardliners, nearly all of them leaders of Jamaat, over atrocities committed during the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan.

A8 Courts Protect State in China Courts in China often refuse to issue verdicts in cases against the government, making a 1989 statute that entitles people to sue the state a beguiling fiction, scholars say.