Sentence examples for judgment finds from inspiring English sources

The judgment finds that a public search clearly interferes with the right to a private life, that it creates humiliation and embarrassment, and that there were not sufficient safeguards against arbitrary use by the police.

I am a writer who, due to a series of innocent and ignorant faults of judgment, finds herself with a family of four children and a husband, an eighteen-room house and no help, and two Great Danes and four cats, and — if he has survived this long — a hamster.

Mr Justice Collins's judgment finds – with thinly disguised contempt – that the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, was wrong to insist this cohort of carers should be covered by the cap (unlike full-time carers of a disabled dependent child or partner, who are exempt).

This judgment finds its most detailed explanation in Althusser's 1947 thesis "On Content in the thought of G.W.F.

The 136-page judgment finds that discriminating because of religious convictions violates the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

(repeat chorus) Will judgment find you silent, guilty, without recompense?

"We welcome that the European court judgment found numerous violations of Mikhail Borisovich's rights," Karinna Moskalenko, his lawyer, said in a statement.

Newcomers, unsure of their judgment, find the explanations given by dealers in the course of discussions more reassuring than those offered by auction houses, inevitably less detailed.

A key part of the judgment found that the immigration minister had ignored a 90-day period to make decisions on refugee protection applications.

But, in December, a high court judgment found that the museum had to be sold to cover a £134m pension deficit.

In Tuesday's ruling the majority judgment found that "the undisputed facts clearly reveal that the asylum seekers had no intention of entering and remaining in PNG.