Sentence examples for oral judgment from inspiring English sources

Holman delivered an ex tempore oral judgment.

They were asked to deliver an oral judgment, allowing or dismissing the appeal as appropriate.

"As is well known regulation or self-regulation of the press has been a matter of public controversy for some time," said Kay, in an oral judgment read out in the court of appeal on Thursday morning.

Further south, Reporting Justice Luis Felipe Salomão of Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) issued an oral opinion refusing to recognize the Ecuadoran judgment in that country.

In an oral opinion granting the plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment, the trial court declared the law unconstitutional because it discriminated against interstate commerce.

The results both confirm and extend previous findings suggesting that haptically and visually perceived texture can influence both oral-somatosensory judgments of texture as well as, in this case, the reported taste or flavour of the food itself.

The goal is to record oral histories without judgment or analysis — or, indeed, corroboration.

Why the Kremlin had bothered to evaluate her judgment of oral quizzes given in America remains a mystery to her.

In light of this precedent, the District Court found the expert's testimony sufficient to grant WARF's oral motion for a judgment as a matter of law.

56 By order of the President of the Court of 3 December 2008, Cases C-403/08 and C-429/08 were joined for the purposes of the written and oral procedure and the judgment.

Their conclusion accords well with the findings of Butler and Lee (2006), who found higher correlations between students' self-assessments of oral English language, teachers' judgments, and test scores when the self-assessments were more specifically articulated and task related.