Sentence examples for judgment represents from inspiring English sources

The judgment represents damages from the denial of city water from 1956 to 2004.

In some ways Sufism, with its emphasis on love rather than judgment, represents the New Testament of Islam.

Still, we have to thank the celebrity and his spouse – as well as News Group Newspapers, publishers of the Sun on Sunday – for funding the development of the law that the supreme court's judgment represents.

The judgment represents a pretty sweeping success, but at home in the flat she shares with her 16- and seven-year-old daughters in Coulsdon, Surrey, Howard – though clearly relieved – is a long way from jubilant.

If that judgment represents a rough average across the population, we might conclude that restoring to nondisabled life two people who would otherwise be quadriplegics is equivalent in value to saving the life of one person, provided the life expectancies of all involved are similar.

Those who do know about it seem unconcerned, as if the flood of tax bills that the judgment represents — more than $1,000 for every man, woman and child in a community of two- and three-job families — were safely contained behind some invisible levee.

The Metalclad dispute, and the $16.7 million judgment, represent the latest unexpected turn in the way Nafta has been used since it took effect in January 1994.

For these reasons, the various branches of intellect and culture, enumerated below, become stages in the unfolding of the "World-Spirit": The psychological characteristics of human beings (habit, appetite, judgment) representing "Subjective Spirit".

In its brief in Hamdi v. Rumsfeld, No. 03-6696, urging the justices to uphold that decision, the administration asserts that the determination of enemy combatant status is "a quintessentially military judgment, representing a core exercise of the commander-in-chief authority" and "entitled to the utmost deference by a court".

"And from my standpoint, I wanted them to be sure that they had made a decision that they were comfortable with, that all the players had an opportunity to have their say and that this judgment represented a consensus view of the entire membership".

Each DES manufacturer becomes "liable for the proportion of the judgment represented by its share of [the] market unless it demonstrates that it could not have made the product which caused plaintiff's injuries".