"negative verdict" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a decision or judgment that is unfavorable or disproving. Example: The jury's negative verdict was a disappointment to the defendant and their legal team.
But if they render a negative verdict, the results can be disastrous.
Accepting a negative verdict from the voters with humility is a sign of a deep-rooted democratic political culture.
But did getting such a negative verdict so early on make him think twice about going ahead and publishing?
Reversal of that negative verdict could, in turn, open the door to renewed discussion within China on establishing a more democratic form of government.
Nevertheless, the victory of Nidaa Tounes represents a resoundingly negative verdict on the Islamists' two years at the head of the government, between 2012 2013.
Faced with a choice between saying that Fresnel's theory is correct and saying that it is wrong, contemporary scientists would opt for the negative verdict.
Jung Chang, author of the acclaimed memoir "Wild Swans" and a co-author of the contentious biography "Mao: The Unknown Story," has set out to reverse such negative verdicts.
These negative verdicts created the biggest crisis in the EU's history one that was to dominate EU affairs throughout the year.
A23 Schwarzenegger Measures Fail Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's carefully honed image as an Olympian above politics, the people's governor, the invincible independent, all came crashing down as California voters delivered four negative verdicts on his four ballot measures.
To the extent that digital currencies circumvent these restrictions on currency and capital movement, they can provide awkward negative verdicts on state actions.
This leads to a direct argument against many forms of internalism: that they undergenerate reasons, by providing negative verdicts in cases in which intuitively there really are reasons.
