Sentence examples for judgments for the from inspiring English sources

This bias is consistently higher in soccer than in most other sports because there are many more judgments for the referee to make.

Loving its own kind, the show reserves its harshest judgments for the entitled, the uptown moneymakers inspiring our collective rage and, here, caricatures that function on a "Trading Places" level of genius.

To prevent any tendency toward autonomy in Alsace, the French Parliament voted to abrogate the 1948 law establishing the principle of collective guilt in war crimes, in order to permit separate judgments for the Alsatian prisoners.

They have tried to get judgments for the full value of their claims enforced in a Saudi court, but the judge they applied to said all creditors must be treated equally under sharia law.

By November, after Ryanair had found itself on the wrong side of ASA judgments for the third time in four months, the firm's head of communications branded the watchdog the "awfully stupid authority", adding it made "absurd decisions" based on complaints from competitors not customers.

All the Supreme Court judgments for the year 2013 were downloaded from the website of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Mauritius.

Newspapers abandoned all news judgment for the duration.

It is a Last Judgment for the scientific age".

He will need judgment for the first, and imagination for the second.

Justice Stephen Breyer, writing a unanimous judgment for the court, agreed with the investors.

Mr. Yassky said the city "should be circumspect about substituting its judgment for the judgment of business people".