Sentence examples for outstanding judgments from inspiring English sources

Wilshaw revolutionised Mossbourne and received two outstanding judgments from Ofsted and placed eight people in Oxbridge.

Joel E. Miller, a Queens tax and estates lawyer, said that in some cases one or more children in a family may have outstanding judgments against him or her.

The chief justice has taken leave for at least a month, having left outstanding judgments on three appeal court matters – one from November and two from February – which have already prompted complaints of delays via the Queensland Law Society.

When they observe happy children with complex needs who appear to behave and look well treated, do inspectors whack out generous "outstanding" judgments as a way of rewarding the school for relieving society of its guilt about what to do with disabled children, rather than basing the grading on whether students are being fully extended to learn?

You typically satisfy this requirement by submitting an official judgment or lien check showing no outstanding judgments.

As we worked to evaluate the strength of others I saw firsthand Dick Cheney's outstanding judgment.

Arsène Wenger had faith and he is seeing the fruits of his outstanding judgment.

The science lesson over, the NQT breathed a sigh of relief when his "outstanding" judgment was awarded.

In March, a constable and a phalanx of Dar Pro lawyers visited Service First, hoping to collect on Henley's outstanding judgment — which, with accrued interest, is now about ten million dollars.

Among the colleagues who paid tribute was BBC director general Mark Thompson, who said: "Brian was a journalist of unimpeachable integrity and outstanding judgment but his personal kindness and humanity also came through.

"The reason for the settlement at $50,000 is his inability to pay," Mr. Spitzer said, citing an outstanding judgment of more than $300,000 against Mr. Boyle in an unrelated case in a Vermont court, stemming from a failed real estate venture there.