Sentence examples for opposing verdicts from inspiring English sources

So far two federal appeals courts have given inconveniently opposing verdicts.

A different interpretation of circumstantial evidence may be the logical answer.So who were the people who arrived at opposing verdicts on the same evidence in the two courts?

What should we do when they support opposing verdicts?

The decision follows an opposing verdict earlier this month, in which the jury in the long-running infringement case found that certain components of Android APIs had too close of a resemblance to code used in Oracle's Java programming tools.

Most women oppose the verdict, but men are more divided.

Fifty-five percent of women oppose the verdict, as do 44percentt of men.

There are Islamic scholars in Nigeria who oppose the verdict in Sufiya's case.

David Boies, a lawyer for the London-based insurers, also said that he would oppose a verdict that was not unanimous, although Federal, another insurer, said it was willing to accept a 9-to-2 majority.

Opposition activist Alexey Navalny described Pussy Riot as "fools who commit petty crimes for the sake of publicity", but opposed the verdict, which he believed had been "written by Vladimir Putin" as "revenge", for a stunt not socially dangerous enough to justify keeping the women behind bars.

Using comparisons of deliberation-locked vs. verdict-locked analyses, we also demonstrate that hemodynamic activity in high-level cortical regions previously implicated in morality--including the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, posterior cingulate cortex, and temporoparietal junction--correlates primarily with moral deliberation as opposed to moral verdicts.

The verdict was overturned because a juror opposed to the verdict was replaced during deliberations.