Sentence examples for judgment holds from inspiring English sources

The judgment holds that this is justified in the context of the wider policy objectives behind the regulations.

On the strength of this book, that provisional judgment holds up much better than the dismissive stereotypes that went before it.

His judgment holds true today: the scale of the endeavour is remarkable and the enthusiasm of the population to elect their representatives is exemplary – particularly since the gains to the vast majority seem minimal.

If that judgment holds up after further analysis and research, it raises disturbing questions about just why this brain-distorting disease is on the rise and what can be done about it.

"If this judgment holds, we would have to black out all the names of people who had not given their express permission, and you would lose the entire context of what was happening".

The judgment holds that discretionary housing payments (DHPs), allocated by local authorities on the basis of exceptional housing need, are an adequate and sensible solution to the hardship faced by disabled people and their families who, for example, need the extra bedroom, have adapted homes or for whom there is no suitable alternative accommodation available.

The court by a unanimous judgment held that the amendment was constitutionally adopted.

The court then granted appellees summary judgment, holding that the Act violated the Presentment Clause, Art.

And since there was no moderating influence, no one to ease his mind and bask in the newfangled pleasures, his typical poor judgment held sway.

Since the arguments had been rejected previously, the Board granted summary judgment, holding that it had properly exercised its statutory discretion in asserting jurisdiction over these schools.

Moreover, he said, the company is not seeking money damages, but rather wants a declaratory judgment holding that Legacy and the Truth campaign have gone too far.