Sentence examples for long judgment from inspiring English sources

It was a very long judgment – a hundred-odd pages – which was in a way a blessing in disguise, because it gave the Supreme Court a chance to reiterate the Constitution's values of free speech.

(b ) Green curve is the population state trajectory for long judgment trials.

We counted spikes during the last 500 ms of the stimulus period, and built two separate spike count distributions for short and long judgment trials.

Long judgments are often difficult to distil into media-friendly nuggets and complex legal issues are over-simplified or misrepresented, particularly, it must be said, in the press.

The final headings, and the only two in capitals, read: "CONVICTION/BASIS" and "SENTENCING .Courts often start work on long judgments before the end of a trial and Mr Nizamul could have amended his structure to replace "conviction" with "acquittal".

"The complainant was not an impressive witness," he said repeatedly during his hour-long judgment.

In an hour-long judgment, Masipa said the evidence she had heard convinced her Pistorius was "not a violent person", was unlikely to reoffend and had shown remorse.

Hippocrates's well-known aphorism expresses this ancient truth: "Life is short, the art, long... judgment is difficult.

Noll said that Long's "judgment is absolutely uncanny".

The decision was just nine words long: "The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided court".

I have long reserved judgment on the whistleblowers who periodically make public the bundles of documents, confidential diplomatic cables and eavesdropping transcripts that they come across in the course of their duties.