Sentence examples for particular verdict from inspiring English sources

The conversation is about people's emotional investment in a version of events and a particular verdict, and why that investment has racial and ideological leanings.

The reasoning does not progress linearly from evidence to a conclusion; it is bi-directional, going forward and backward: as the fact-finder's consideration of the evidence inclines him towards a particular verdict, his leaning towards that conclusion will often produce a revision of his original perception and his assessment of the evidence (Simon 2004, 2011).

We don't understand this particular verdict".

In some ways that particular verdict was a minor detail in Manning's personal saga, but signifies a certain amount of glory in the war for freedom of speech and information.

But Stuart J. Rabner, the first assistant United States attorney for New Jersey, insisted that the verdict condemned particular police misconduct by particular officers.

The Commission's verdict on particular countries is more controversial.

While the larger debate on this issue carries on — unlikely to ever yield a black-and-white verdict — this particular forum's audience (which numbered several hundred) elected a winner.

But at least some of the factors driving the verdict — in particular, the Stand Your Ground law in Florida — don't seem extreme at all, in the sense of alien to the American scene.

In particular, biased courts issue verdicts that suit the interests of a narrow royalist elite, or so ran the argument.

"I'm trying to push the Spanish government into openly condemning Francoist legal decisions as illegitimate and, in particular, to overturn the verdicts of the military tribunals," he said.

"While the verdict in this particular case is not the one we sought, it will not deter us from bringing and trying cases where we believe defendants have violated the federal securities laws".