Sentence examples for judgement handed down from inspiring English sources

Mr Stein said: "As you will appreciate, Darren and Debbie Wyatt are extremely upset following the judgement handed down this afternoon.

Turkey of the year Turkeys being American, mine is the judgement handed down by Judge Stanley Ott who, in May, dismissed a petition in a Pennsylvania court to stop the Barnes Foundation from being moved.

The Italian is considering an appeal against the judgement handed down by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile last month and the league cannot act decisively until that has been determined.

In a judgement handed down yesterday the Investigatory Powers tribunal said both sides saw the necessity for a reference to the European Court of Justice (ECJ)'s grand chamber.

The open judgement handed down by the High Court on his case last year said the security service assessed him as being linked to a group of six British nationals who received terrorist training from al-Qaeda operatives in Somalia in 2006.

I dread getting my annual judgement handed down to me.

Police surveillance of this kind only serves to undermine our democracy and deter lawful protest," said Mr Catt, 88, after the judgement was handed down in the High Court.

He took the organisers to court in 2011 and judgement was handed down in February at Brighton County Court.

When the judgement was handed down, there were cries of anguish and anger from some of the bereaved families in court.

I am wary of any debate that requires moral judgements being handed down, because you can be sure that hypocrisy is right around the corner.

R.W. Madden, who suggests that a ball cannot curve; Miss Lucy Stanton, whose father remembers when Tommy Bond proved in the eighties, that it could; and Mr. Ray D. Lillibridge of the Union League Club, who hopes that a scientific investigation of the matter will be made - referred to what are perhaps the most scientific judgements ever handed down about curve balls.