Sentence examples for judicial verdict from inspiring English sources

"There can be no debate on the judicial verdict.

RARELY has a judicial verdict in a civil court set off so much argument.

After all, it is a judicial verdict, and we have to abide by it".

Rather than signaling independence, she added, "The comments by the president today on the judicial verdict and by the prime minister the other day are a direct threat to the separation of powers".

"After such a landmark judicial verdict, my failed legal action ensures that anonymous suits and skirts, who control the media, numerous other businesses and the public sector, will now enjoy complete freedom to replace older employees whatever their unimpaired ability and merit," he said.

BEIJING — A brief news article published on Sunday by a score of state-run news media outlets offered an account of an unexpected judicial verdict: a Beijing municipal court had sentenced 10 people to jail for illegally detaining and assaulting a group of citizens who had come to the capital to lodge complaints about official malfeasance in their hometown in China's central Henan Province.

But politics often finds a way round judicial verdicts, and it's towards politicians rather than judges that our ire should be directed.

As a rule, precedents arise only from judicial verdicts.

On Tuesday, Egypt's newly elected president, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, said he would not interfere with judicial verdicts, following an international outcry over lengthy prison sentences given to three al Jazeera journalists this week.

The National Crime Register became electronic in November 1978, and all judicial verdicts and police decisions relating to criminal charges have been registered since [ 20].

While the SFO promised to pursue the investigation with "renewed vigour and focus" after the judicial review verdict, its reputation has been battered by an error-strewn episode that may ultimately see no charges brought.