Sentence examples for said judgments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lay's lawyer, Earl J. Silbert, said, "Judgments have been reached and the tenor of the hearings will be prosecutorial".

But a foreign ministry spokesman in Moscow said: "Judgments about some kind of selective application of justice in Russia are without foundation.

Meanwhile, Jonathan Burman, a spokesman for the State Department of Education, said judgments in residency cases are made "on a case by case basis".

How much suffering, how much devastation, how much pain has the use of arms carried in its wake in that martyred country, especially among civilians and the unarmed!" The pope said judgments about responsibility for the deaths of innocents shouldn't be made by laymen.

However, together with this greater closeness to reality, the need to express value judgments in order to finally reach a consensus with regard to the greater or lesser importance of the outcomes, provokes a marked concern over subjectivity and over the difficulty in expressing the said judgments in quantifiable tables.

Overhead, balloons carried banners that said "Judgment day for Lee Myung-band and "Renegotiate the beef deal".

At the time of the share sale, the Business Secretary Vince Cable had said judgment should be passed on the sale price after three, six or 12 months.

(Who said judgment was bad?) If all else fails, trust your mother.

Critics say: Judgment by one's peers is a cornerstone of British law.

Yet in the pepper-spray episode last Saturday, critics say, judgment was lacking.

Correa said such judgments were misguided.