Sentence examples for judgment issued from inspiring English sources

But a judgment issued 800 years later begs the question: By what contemporary measure is an appraisal of "better" made?

Controversy erupted after the second judgment, issued Feb. 5, found Abdul Qader Mollah, assistant secretary general of Jamaat-e-Islami, guilty and sentenced him to life in prison.

Take for example, the judgment issued by the Office of Legal Counsel during the Bush administration saying that the president could authorize torture if he felt like it.

Any order or judgment issued by the court pursuant to this subsection shall be tailored to restrain violations of this section or section 842 of this title.

Some lawyers point out that as a practical matter, a libel judgment issued in England may not be enforceable against a defendant in the United States.

A judgment issued last week by the deputy information commissioner, Graham Smith, means the Cabinet Office has until 25 September to release the confidential internal manual.

Why take an agent's judgment issuing from her valuational system to be the source of who she is, what she identifies with, and hence, the spring of her free action?

Judgments issued in majority white neighborhoods were far less common.

Of course, Delaware law does not say companies can ignore judgments issued by judges in other states.

A statement read: "[These are] the judgments issued today by the National Disciplinary Committee, chaired by Sergio Artico, in relation to two cases of match-fixing.

According to the Bank of England, between October and December 2010 alone, there were more than 1,600 county court judgments issued daily, while every four minutes somebody was declared bankrupt or insolvent.