Sentence examples for latest judgments from inspiring English sources

"The latest judgments here have brought before me a deep professional and moral dilemma not previously faced," he wrote in conclusion.

Announcing the latest judgments today, the official New China News Agency asserted that "the court did not hold an open hearing because some of the defendants' criminal acts were related to state secrets".

Sit in on one of the rules seminars the league presents to every team in the off-season, and as a lead official shows hours of film clips parsing the latest judgments on what constitutes an acceptable tackle, you'll quickly get the sense of an entity obsessed with regulation.

He added that the latest judgments will have consequences for the future of international justice because they have weakened the criteria for holding political leaders accountable, especially if the crimes were committed abroad.The tribunal did not convict a single person who was an official of the Serbian or Croatian governments for a crime committed in Bosnia.

The latest judgment was made on a different point of law but reinforces the basic principle.

On the eve of the latest judgment, Mr Chavez warned the court that "the people" and the armed forces would not tolerate the acquittal of the rebel officers.

Grant Thornton is recommending that clients obtain filing extensions to August or October to incorporate the latest judgment of likely stock performance.

"This latest judgment adds to the findings of the intelligence and security committee of parliament and the interception of communications commissioner.

The latest judgment overturned those rulings, although the appeals court said that several other objections by the company would have to be considered by Judge Ellis before he decided whether the damages should be paid.

The school, where most pupils and several governors were Muslim, argued that if Shabina had turned up in the more conservative jilbab, other pupils would have felt under moral pressure to follow suit.What is striking about the latest judgment is not so much the conclusion (which was a simple exercise of common sense) as the reasoning, tone and context.

The latest judgment said: "The court concluded that there had been a violation of article 3 of protocol No 1 because the case was identical to other prisoner voting cases in which a breach of the right to vote had been found and the relevant legislation had not yet been amended".