Sentence examples for making a finding from inspiring English sources

Rather than making a finding of fact, the jury had to determine what was in Hinckley's mind.

He has to decide whether or not to free Pistorius on bail as he awaits his trial, but he wants to emphasise that he is not making a finding of guilt or innoncence in the murder charge.

Although Mr Toews insists that "we are not making a finding of guilt or innocence", the CBSA web site says that "it has been determined that [the suspects] violated human or international rights under the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act or under international law".

Laming's appointment was controversial as he had been director of Hertfordshire county council's social services department in 1990, a department which was strongly criticised for its handling of a child abuse case, and which had the Local Government Ombudsman making a finding of 'maladministration with injustice' against them in 1995.

Under the adopted resolution, the UN Security Council, after making a finding of unlawful use of force in breach of the UN Charter, can refer a situation to the Court pursuant to Article 13 (b) of the Rome Statute (new Article 15 ter).

The Coroner takes this information into account when making a finding.

He agreed that I will need to make a finding about whose evidence I prefer.

Mr. Clinton could waive the restrictions if he made a finding that Azerbaijan had made progress toward ending the blockade.

When he makes a finding, you know that it's real".

Its meaning: To make a finding, and then partially retract it for uncertain motive.

"Omar Khadr still faces a process that is tainted, and designed to make a finding of guilt," he said.