Sentence examples for preliminary judgement from inspiring English sources
Now, in a preliminary judgement, the court supported redollarising deposits.
A leading science writer who is being sued for libel by the British Chiropractic Association is taking his case to the Court of Appeal after a preliminary judgement went against him.
The woman has a British son and, in a preliminary judgement, the European Court of Justice ruled that EU law means the UK can only deport her if she poses a "serious" threat.
On January 14th, a preliminary judgement from Pedro Cruz Villalón, an advocate-general at the ECJ, duly ruled that the policy was compatible, in principle, with European treaty law.
In June the court issued a preliminary judgement that HTC had infringed two of the 10 patents that Apple had complained about.
How long the ECJ will take to deliver its preliminary judgement on the referral remains to be seen — and it's possible the process could take multiple years — but in the case of the original Schrems complaint the judges only took a little over a year to return their landmark verdict striking down Safe Harbor.
After being bombarded with a myriad of dreadful reviews, I lost my preliminary judgements and blithely sat at a showing with my younger brother.
Few articles report deliberate attempts to validate preliminary judgements through, for example, presenting initial analyses for discussion with at least some informants/knowledgeable people (e.g. Amin et al. 2007); and only some articles demonstrate analyst reflexivity (e.g. Alonso and Brugha 2006).
The judgement was a preliminary ruling, meaning it is subject to the review of a six-member panel of judges at a later date.
Within each system, sampling sites were ordered in an increasing pressure gradient according to a preliminary classification based on professional judgement.
The court hearing Google's appeal has now decided to refer certain legal questions relating to European law to the CJEU for a preliminary ruling before coming to a judgement on the case itself.
