Sentence examples for judgment back from inspiring English sources
Alistair Darling said that he hoped the PBR will still vindicate his judgment back in April's budget that the economy will be growing by the end of this year.
The Supreme Court sent the judgment back to the state justices for a second try, "vacating" (that is, suspending) their extension in the meantime.This allowed the Supreme Court to sidestep the issue of whether the state court was justified in its decision (a matter on which the Supreme Court seems split five to four).
Now, in Mr. Roth's elegiac new novel, "Exit Ghost" — a kind of valedictory bookend to "The Ghost Writer" — Nathan returns to New York to visit a doctor, and finds himself being tempted, against his better judgment, back into the maelstrom of life.
And because many women therefore know quite well what it's like to feel judged, they then turn that judgment back on one another.
BLITZER: But he says that when it comes to judgment, back in 2002 and 2003, early 2003, before the war, he made the right call in opposing the war to begin with, and he says you blundered, you made the wrong call in supporting going to war against Saddam Hussein.
We were to be ourselves, our judgment backed as we worked as a team both for DWP and the government".
A class action suit by victims was thrown out by a judge in 1984, based on a ruling on a 1927 US Supreme Court judgment backing Virginia's eugenics laws.
"The judgment backs the public's right to know about the risks the government is taking with its NHS plans," Healey said.
In the face of this kind of judgment, backed by the Feltham vicar and the law professor, the attorney general concluded that "it would be impossible to prove that Oh! Calcutta! was obscene", let alone persuade a jury to convict.
This judgment backs the public's right to know about the risks the government is taking and gives strong legal support to an open debate about the NHS reorganisation.
Like many, she traces our tendency to make positive or negative judgments back to our brains and the ways in which they have been cast by our DNA and shaped by our experience.
