Sentence examples for settled judgments from inspiring English sources

Always eager to overturn settled judgments, Logan argues that World War II poets were in the end better than the much-lauded poets of World War I.

Johnson clearly tried to tie up what loose ends he could -- he ends with the contested presidential election and George W. Bush's inauguration -- but a decade, as a political and cultural concept, rarely ends neatly or on time, and settled judgments are hard to reach one year out.

A listener must be careful not to take the mood of a moment as a sign of settled judgment.

Congress passed a measure in October 1998 that called for the State Department and the Department of Treasury to help victims of terrorism locate money to settle judgments.

Iranian-controlled businesses in the U.S. have assets in the billions of dollars, and victims’ families should be able to tap into those assets to settle judgments.

Having gained credibility by confirming these settled moral judgments, the original position then goes on to select principles for issues on which people's judgments may be less certain, such as how society should structure employment opportunities and what a just distribution of wealth and income might be.

The writ of execution was returned 'nothing found' in 1939, and petitioner then settled the judgment by paying $100 to the mortgagee in return for release from liability.

After a court ruled in Mr. Matherson's favor, the town settled the judgment by agreeing to give him $3 million and nine acres.

That insulation, and the neighborhood's gilded reputation, is what drew Mr. Bartha to the brownstone in the first place and seemed to fuel his obsession never to part with the house to settle divorce judgments.

Proceeds would go to settle a judgment being leveled against him by a dog clothing company.

When Judge James Garrett asked if he had anything to say before sentencing, Mr. Blanton responded, "No, I guess the good Lord will settle on Judgment Day".