Sentence examples for said judgement from inspiring English sources

Blues director of rugby Mark Hammett said: "Judgement Day will see all the best players in Wales under one roof and both games should be fantastic spectacles.

Wow, quick question: When religious fanatics talk about "judgement day," is it at all possible that said judgement day has already arrived and that it was the day people starting saying they would "action" something rather than "doing" it?

Reduced to its bare minimum, the attack was based on three arguments, as follows: (1) Kant had tried to establish the possibility of synthetic a priori judgements on the assumption of an object (= x) and of subject (= x) that we ex hypothesi cannot ever know but upon which the system of experience based on the said judgements none the less depends.

Last night the transport secretary, Alistair Darling, said: "This judgement totally vindicates the government's position.

Merry Varney, from lawyers Leigh Day, who represented Mr Tracey, said the judgement sent a message to all NHS professionals.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "This judgement brings useful clarity to a complex area of law which has been the subject of increasing concern from the cross-party justice committee, criminal justice professionals, policy-makers, penal reformers and others.

Rory McPherson, the partner in charge of Thompsons Solicitors employment law department said: "This judgement from the tribunal is very good news for the former employees at Dundonald who brought the case.

He said: "This judgement vindicates our action to intervene".

A DWP spokesman said the judgement was "complicated" and that assessments will continue.

But one expert said the judgement could also have wider ramifications.

Chief commissioner Michael Wardlow said the judgement was "very robust, very clear" and confirmed the law rather than clarifying it.