Sentence examples for judgment would be a from inspiring English sources

And the judgment would be a rolling opinion, not one set in stone at the end of each reporting period.Neat, it is true, yet a bit naive.

The director of Liberty, Shami Chakrabarti, said that if the government sabotaged its own legislation Britain's continuing "violation of the court judgment" would be "a cynical election stunt".

"If there was a prior incident that was not reported, that in my judgment would be a very serious matter, and I don't care how safe the school has been historically".

Yahoo! also maintained that compliance with the court's judgment would be a technical impossibility due to limitations in filtering technologies and difficulties in identifying which users originate from France.

It said that, "given the particular circumstances of this case, for the court to require the respondent to recommence proceedings for a declaratory judgment would be to take an overly legalistic view of what procedural justice requires".

The author of The Fire Next Time, whose anger toward white supremacy burned so hot that he had invoked God's words to Noah that the flood was merely a prelude and that the next judgment would be with fire, found a spark of hope in the tragedy.

It says a motion to vacate a judgment would be appropriate if the defendant is "actually innocent of the crime or crimes of which he or she was convicted".

It was from Department of Taxe s and Assessments, City of N.Y., notifying Eustace that his personal property had been assessed at $15,000 and that if tax were not paid a judgment would be obtained against him.

But with as many as 500,000 joined in the lawsuit, even a $100 billion judgment would be spread pretty thin.

As a result, Russia reaction "could be expected to be strong and determined, and they would try to frustrate [American efforts in Damascus] by every means short of those which, in their judgment, would be likely to involve them in a war with the West".

When asked to point to any evidence that suggests a child could overdose and die from weed the same way they could from fentanyl, Kent said, "They are at risk, their judgment would be lost, they could wander into a red light crosswalk, they could injure themselves with tools or equipment at home, they could have any number of accidents under the influence".