Sentence examples for making the verdict from inspiring English sources

He had just finished making "The Verdict" and was interested in doing another courtroom film when an agent sent him "A Few Good Men," a play about a military trial by a young, unknown playwright, Aaron Sorkin.

The Supreme Court declined to order another trial, making the verdict the final ruling in the case.

Written by Times staff writer Jim Newton, here's The Times piece 474 days in the making: the verdict.

That, in effect, made the verdict a sort of victory for Blagojevich and his legal team.

The Harvard administration ultimately made the verdict, announcing that, "Harvard alone must decide on the eligibility of its students to compete".

Joseph A. Moniz, the lawyer for the Jones family, said the jury's decision to punish the institution instead of the individual made the verdict more powerful in some ways.

In March, the Slovak County Court in Košice changed the 1948 verdict in Csatáry's case; the death penalty was commuted to a life sentence in order to make the verdict executable.

What made the verdicts even more shocking was the fact that the US government had signed a "memorandum of understanding" with Tunisia, which purported to guarantee that the men would receive "humane treatment".

The decision by the judge, Ursula Ungaro-Benages of Federal District Court, means smokers can pursue a court order to make the jury verdict final.

On the anniversary this year, the spokesman for the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs flatly responded thus to a question about the revolution: "The Chinese government already made the correct verdict on it long ago".

Burnham is appealing to all the major Westminster parties to make the Hillsborough verdict a watershed moment for justice by supporting amendments Labour will table when the policing and crime bill returns to the Commons next month.