Sentence examples for making a verdict from inspiring English sources

However, I was just starting to think about making a verdict on the matter, when I suddently remembered that all of these people are pathetic clowns and so all can be scorned in equal amounts.

"An FA regulatory commission will hear the claim and make a verdict on Tuesday afternoon".

They must make a verdict when they believe they have achieved enough to move things forward.

As Zwingli was working on establishing these political alliances, Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, invited Protestants to the Augsburg Diet to present their views so that he could make a verdict on the issue of faith.

You're absolutely in a position to tell us who is capable of making an impartial verdict in the Stevens case, and we are not.

But the feat is made all the more impressive by the fact that many of the book's reviews are, without a word of exaggeration, so negative that they'd made a Nuremberg verdict look upbeat and generous.

According to the BBC, Guinness World Records will make a definitive verdict in the upcoming weeks of DJ Obi's set.

To be safe, however, Mr Roh also reached out to mainstream South Koreans after the verdict, making a contrite televised speech on May 15th.Although Mr Roh enjoys little public support, the outgoing parliament's decision to impeach him alienated voters.

The family's attorney made a post-verdict statement outside the court building, "From time immemorial, witches from Salem to Oz to Eastwick have been vilified and persecuted.

A spokesperson said there was no ongoing criminal investigation, adding: "We await the coroner's verdict before making a decision on whether to pursue that".

A number of the 2001 jurors also said the speculation that the Ghailani jurors might have had to compromise to reach a verdict made sense, perhaps to appease one juror who complained to the judge that she was alone in her position — apparently to acquit Mr. Ghailani — and that other jurors were attacking her for her views.