Sentence examples for set the judgment from inspiring English sources

In July 1998, a Dutchess County jury set the judgment against Mr. Maddox and ordered Mr. Sharpton to pay $65,000 and Mr. Mason to pay $185,000.

And so, 86 years before Harold Camping and the foretold events of May 21 , 2011 there, in a shack on a hillside on the outskirts of East Patchogue, Long Island, was Robert Reidt, New York's very own prophet of the apocalypse, a German-born house painter, paperhanger and adherent of a Seventh-day Adventist named Margaret Rowen who had set the Day of Judgment as Feb. 6, 1925.

2. Our feet have been standing in your gates, O Jerusalem; 3. Jerusalem, built like a city that is fully united together; 4. That there the tribes made pilgrimage, the tribes of the LORD--an ordinance upon Israel--to praise the name of the LORD. 5. Indeed, there were set the thrones of judgment, the thrones of the house of David.

But if the appellate court set aside the judgment, Thomas's termination would be fair game in a new trial.

The judge, Victor Marrero of Federal District Court in Manhattan, has agreed to set aside the judgment and give them that chance.

In July 1906 a civilian court of appeals (the Cour d'Appel) set aside the judgment of the Rennes court and rehabilitated Dreyfus.

Prosecutors appealed, and the Italian Supreme Court ultimately set aside the judgment of the appellate court in March 2013, granting the new trial.

He said a negative comment by Gerson – in a period when "paintings were easily rejected" – often set the tone for future judgment of a work and this was the case for Old Man in an Armchair.

This means that, whenever proposition-wise majority voting selects a consistent judgment set, the same outcome is selected by the minisum rule.

The judges ordered that the former Chilean dictator's costs of two hearings - the original appeal, in which Lord Hoffmann was one of the judges, and the application to set that judgment aside - must be met from government funds.

The landmark judgment will set the ECHR on a fresh collision course with the UK government but does not mean that any of the applicants – the convicted murderers Jeremy Bamber, Peter Moore and Douglas Vinter – are likely to be released soon.