Sentence examples for judgments in favour from inspiring English sources

That violence is actively supported by the police, despite court judgments in favour of the new leadership.

Moreover, bureaucrats would be expected to make judgments in favour of trade in full knowledge that these could leave them open to the charge of allowing "sensitive technology" to leak to the enemy.

By the end of the 19th century, judgments in favour of the suppliant were certified by the court to the treasury with the stipulation that they be satisfied out of public funds.

Birmingham took the case to the Supreme Court but lost yesterday after a 3-2 judgment in favour of the women.

This rash of legal action has come despite a judgment in favour of the GMB by the Employment Appeal Tribunal.

Wolff believes a judgment in favour of Kosovo would make it more difficult for the UN to manage conflicts, especially in the transitional management of disputed territories.

In the wake of last week's court judgment in favour of a couple whose £5,750 second mortgage for home improvements grew to £384,000, Which?

In December 2013 a judge issued a summary judgment in favour of Mr Klinger's position that any story elements involving Conan Doyle's detectives that appeared before 1923 were in the public domain.

Alan Rusbridger, editor-in-chief of Guardian News and Media, said: "This is a very significant judgment in favour of open justice and should greatly strengthen the hand of journalists in being able to see documents used in criminal cases".

Isle of Wight council is to appeal against the high court judgment in favour of a father who was fined for taking his daughter on holiday during the school term.

Such was his authority that lawyers now believe that Lord Mansfield, giving judgment in favour of the slave James Somersett, said: "The air of England is too pure for any slave to breathe: let the black go free".