Sentence examples for judgement saying from inspiring English sources

A third reserve judgement, saying it would depend on the renegotiation.

Labour backed the judgement, saying only people who contribute to the economy should be able to fall back on the welfare state.

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live on Saturday, Mr Wharton described the "loons" comments as the result of a "lapse of judgement", saying they were "offensive and foolish".

But a well known Charles Taylor critic and newspaper publisher, Tom Kamara, hailed the judgement, saying "justice has been done" and that the verdict marked "an end to impunity".

However, he warned MPs it was up to them to make a judgement, saying: "Let's not pretend there is one smoking piece of intelligence that can solve the whole problem".

In the Intel case ECJ judges said the lower court must re-examine their decision to uphold the antitrust judgement — saying the court had failed to properly analyze economic aspects of the case.

The judgement said such orders are placed in the medical records of half of the population in advance of their deaths.

If you think of what was being painted when Barocci was young – Michelangelo's Last Judgement, say – you will see how far things had come.

Jonathan Haidt, a trailblazer in the scientific study of the psychology of moral sensibility and judgement, says it's conservative conviction in "karma".

The earlier judgement said Actavis' Watson unit had infringed Shire's patent over Lialda - a treatment for bowel disease - but the appeal court said the scope of the patent had been incorrectly analysed.

"When there is no market, the value of securities based on FAS 157 becomes somewhat difficult and requires a certain amount of judgement," said Willumstad, who ran AIG for just three months in the run-up to its bail-out.