Sentence examples for judgments reached from inspiring English sources

The government denies any meddling in judgments reached by a judiciary it insists is independent.

It raises questions about a large number of cases and about the integrity of judgments reached by courts in civil and criminal cases.

To date, Republicans have used their political control over both houses of Congress to focus inquiries by the Senate and House Intelligence Committees almost solely on the judgments reached by intelligence agencies rather than on the public statements issued by the White House or the administration itself.

Amid anger in Britain at last week's decision of the court to block the deportation of the Islamist cleric Abu Qatada to Jordan, the prime minister will on Wednesday accuse the court of undermining its reputation by unnecessarily overturning judgments reached in credible national courts.

And we will, of course, abide by any final judgments reached in this case".

As an analogical method of thinking, casuistry attempts to extend the judgments reached in so-called paradigm cases to new cases that present somewhat different fact patterns.

But that was true before the FT analysis was published as well.Now, the academic debate is a different thing from the judgment reached in the court of public opinion.

The judgment, reached on Friday after a three-week trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, found the doctors, Zeki Uygur, Richard M. Bergland and Warren Betty, along with the Staten Island Medical Group, liable for medical malpractice in their treatment of Ms. Meyers.

We've found ourselves with a curiously modern tension, I think, between constantly absorbing experiential stuff online and finding our own limits for compassion or suspending judgment reached very quickly.

Through a process of reiterative translation and rating, judgment reached 100% agreement.

A designed eligibility form was used to document all full-text articles assessed for eligibility, the judgment reached whether a study was eligible and reasons in case of exclusion.