Sentence examples for lobby verdict from inspiring English sources
A: I'm sorta, kinda trying to get off caffeine (I know, I know — I'm worse than the Hobby Lobby verdict dancing with Vladimir Putin on Elaine Stritch's grave while the Vietnam War plays "All About That Bass" on the didgeridoo), but lunch would be great.
Appearing hand in hand with Patti in the courthouse lobby after the verdict, he made perhaps his shortest media appearance ever.
Some fear that a sentence that overreaches might provide tinder to antigay sentiment — a New Jersey talk-radio host complained soon after the verdict of the "gay lobby" railroading Mr. Ravi.
The Constitutional Court was the target of a lobbying campaign by opponents of the verdict.
War veterans, many of whom turned out in Zagreb to protest at the verdicts, are a powerful lobby group in the country.
That raises the prospect of Ms. Wu's supporters continuing to lobby the courts to overturn the original verdict.
After two weeks of lobbying — and learning they could deliver a split verdict — the holdouts agreed to vote to convict on the four theft counts but not on the others, the jurors said.
Several federal jurors who acquitted him have also made the rare move of publicizing their outrage at their verdict's being second-guessed, while Arab-American groups, civil rights organizations and churches have lobbied the Obama administration for his release.
Hobby Lobby may prevail at The Supreme Court, but in what Adam Smith once called "The Hidden Hand of Capitalism," shoppers may render a verdict of their own and it won't be a nice one.
