Sentence examples for judgment was set from inspiring English sources

In 1991, a court in Moscow ordered that the collection be turned over to the Chabad organization, but the Soviet Union soon collapsed, and the judgment was set aside by the Russian authorities.

In 1991 a court in Moscow ordered the library turned over to the Chabad organization; the Soviet Union then collapsed, and the judgment was set aside by the Russian authorities.

The "clinical judgment" was set as 1 and the standard mode was used for country/area and group.

But before the case could proceed to the next stage — setting damages — the State Department asked that the judgment be set aside.

The pre-set path failure judgment threshold was set to 15% packet loss rate, and the count cycle was set to 220 successful packet transmissions, as mentioned in Figure 7(a).

The dysfunctionality should not have been a surprise, since the whole shallow rush-to-false-judgment trope was set in motion from the beginning, when an Arab onlooker was tackled near the finish line because, you know, he just had to be responsible.

But the judgment from Karlsruhe was set to cause serious headaches for the German government further down the line, raising an important question: would the constitutional court one day stop the train hurtling towards European integration?

In Fig. 4, when the phase errors are larger than 0.2 rad, the possibility of resolving the ambiguity using an ambiguity judgment must be set as a conditional probability, which is equal to the product of the possibilities of searching a correct ambiguity and resolving ambiguity using an ambiguity judgment, assuming a correct a priori delay and delay rate.

Mr Justice Kay's openness follows the unprecedented challenge to the House of Lords' first ruling in the Pinochet case when a judgment had to be set aside after it was disclosed one of the panel of law lords, Lord Hoffmann, had long standing links with Amnesty.

"As a consequence objective judgments about Kids Company were set aside..

After years of confrontation with the Treasury, many bosses will reserve judgment until the details are set in stone.