Sentence examples for leave verdict from inspiring English sources

My main concern is what impact the leave verdict has upon jobs with so much employment, especially in the charity sector, dependent upon EU funding.

David Cameron insists that if a referendum delivered a leave verdict, he would have little option but to kick off the formal, and potentially destabilising, process of extricating Britain from the European club.

I'll personally remain hopeful, for now, that the UK's gaming landscape doesn't take too hard a hit after the referendum's leave verdict, but maintaining that optimism isn't going to come easy.

Mr McGilligan leaves the verdict open.

She refuses to make absolute judgments, leaving the verdict in our hands.

The trial will bring more immediate attention to the 74-year-old judge than most criminal trials, because the defendants have waived their rights to a jury, leaving the verdict solely in Justice Cooperman's hands.

Much of the afternoon session was taken up by O'Mara's arguments for Zimmerman's acquittal by the judge instead of leaving a verdict to the all-female jury of six, and his citing of several previous cases as examples in which defendants were acquitted when victims were shown to be the aggressors.

So where does the verdict leave us?

If Blu-ray falters where does that leave the PS3? Verdict: As stated Sony won the last two rounds of the never-ending console wars, but Microsoft only entered the arena for Sony's second go around.

In Donnelly's view, the vote to leave was a verdict on immigration.

Instead, we're putting ourselves on trial, and the "verdicts" leave us feeling unworthy and isolated.