Sentence examples for pending a judgment from inspiring English sources

As a result of the appeal, Hamas will remain on the list and its assets will stay frozen pending a judgment by the Court of Justice, the highest legal authority.

The court of justice of the European Union last week ordered Poland to suspend logging operations pending a final judgment on its dispute with the EU.

According to PEN, the Twitter ban currently remains in place despite an administrative court order on 26 March ordering its suspension pending a court judgment.

(a) The periodic review described in section 3 of this order applies only to those detainees held at Guantánamo on the date of this order, whom the interagency review established by Executive Order 13492 has (i) designated for continued law of war detention; or (ii) referred for prosecution, except for those detainees against whom charges are pending or a judgment of conviction has been entered.

United States intelligence agencies have reserved final judgment pending a full investigation, leaving open the possibility that anger at the video might have provided an opportunity for militants who already harbored anti-American feelings.

Obama said he would reserve judgment on Moscow's intentions pending a final report but he said the impact of the intervention was clear: it had boosted Trump.

Obama said he would reserve judgment on Moscow's intentions pending a final report but he said the impact of the intervention was clear.

There, the judge issued a summary judgment, placing a ban on Uber pending a full hearing.

Most recently was a quickly retracted suggestion that he would withhold any judgment on the punishment Osama bin Laden deserved pending a determination by the judicial system.

Salman Khan, the Bollywood superstar sentenced to five years in jail for killing a homeless man with his car after a night out drinking 13 years ago, has avoided prison for the moment after the judgment was suspended pending an appeal.

While a final judgment is still pending, an interim decision in October 2008 recognized that widespread acts of discrimination and violence had occurred and that Russia was responsible to the victims.