Sentence examples for proper verdict from inspiring English sources

He wanted to protect what he considered sacred about the revolution, and believed that only in time would a proper verdict be rendered on his life: "Humans leave their actions to be judged by other people in the pages of history so it is not what we do but the result of what we do that is finally judged".

AN EPISODE that does credit to no one: that is not often the judgment when those involved are countries from east and west, north and south, rich and poor, democratic and autocratic, yet it seems the proper verdict on the vote last week that removed the United States from the UN Human Rights Commission.

Reacting to the news, Margaret Aspinall, HFSG chair, said the most important thing is that the families get "a thorough and proper inquest on the 96 and, hopefully, we get the right verdict".

Even Food Network is breathing in a bit of the smoke from a fire they had nothing to do in setting, but as fingers are all flailing and the stakes are all set up and awaiting their short term guests, I guess, no one is far enough removed to warrant a proper trial and verdict.

It was judgment by a jury of his peers and I think the verdict was proper".

But Ofcom does not unambiguously state that the former News International and BSkyB chairman is himself "fit and proper" – the kind of verdict that will be repeatedly thrown back at him as he tries to rehabilitate his career at News Corporation in the US.

The court declined that motion, finding that dismissing the juror was the proper remedy to ensure a just verdict.

His death is in the news again after a group of doctors wrote to the Times newspaper, claiming that the suicide verdict is unsafe and demanding a proper inquest.

Instead, it reaffirmed his confession: "His confession came detailed, well-reasoned and is proper for the court to rely on," the verdict found.

There is still no verdict of which one being more proper for detection.

Last week, a British parliamentary committee added a long and lively report about Murdoch's earlier obfuscation before it and concluded, in a split verdict, that Murdoch was not a "fit and proper" person to have a broadcast license.