Sentence examples for professional verdict from inspiring English sources

But that lasting professional verdict still left unanswered the question of motive, which had obsessed Broadway for decades: What made Merrick run?

For here Rosie Swash and I are, stuck in the Guardian office live from the Baftas red carpet, ready to give you our deeply professional verdict on who was hot and who was rain-sodden (us).

His verdict on professional sportsmen and women turning into public property is abrupt and simple.

Many believed the 60-year-old Christian had already been booted out in May when she lost her appeal against the BACP's verdict of " professional malpractice".

Even in civil-law ones in continental Europe lay jurors sitting alongside professional judges help reach verdicts in serious criminal cases.Where the jury system is entrenched, it may not be common.

Executives are now being charged with professional negligence, and a court verdict is due in May.

MOSCOW — In the end, it was three professional judges who delivered a verdict in the trial of the former senator Igor V. Izmestiev, and they imposed the heaviest penalty allowed by law.

At a lunch before the 1989 N.F.L. draft, Beano Cook, the college football sage who would never be mistaken for Dr. Phil, absorbed the details of Mel Kiper Jr.'s planned personal and professional merger and pronounced his verdict.

Yesterday, the editor of the Lancet, Dr Richard Horton, argued in an editorial that the verdict of serious professional misconduct was not only unjust but would profoundly damage the future of child protection services in Britain.

Zeller and Gablinger reemphasized their original verdict: in their professional opinion, based on their long experience with the pox, the little girl was not suffering from the French disease.

In the day or so following the verdict, young urban professionals took note of a slight froideur between themselves and their nannies and babysitters — the awkwardness of an unbroached subject.