Sentence examples for successful judgment from inspiring English sources

Under his direction the N.A.A.C.P. won the first successful judgment in a major case involving school desegregation and the removal of restrictive covenants on real estate in California.

But at the same time, they show that various characteristics of a cascade can be predicted with remarkable accuracy and that this can be used to make successful judgments about the future behaviour of cascades once they have started.

We performed Pearson chi-square tests of successful judgments by trial × group.

In the 12 tumors showing discordance of the IHC score for HER2 expression between the CNB and surgically resected specimens, and for which the FISH assay was successful, judgments for the FISH results were concordant in 11 922%) (Table 5).

A tweet from the court's official account read: "F1 driver Giedo van der Garde's application successful, full judgment will be posted and made available @F1 @ausgrandprix @SauberF1Team".

The agency had made a name for itself digging up information for companies in Israel, Europe, and the U.S. that led to successful legal judgments against business rivals.

The Voting Section maintains a current list of those jurisdictions that have maintained successful declaratory judgments from the United States District Court for the District of Columbia pursuant to section 4 of the Act on its Web site at http://www.justice.gov/crt/voting.gov/crt/voting

This automaticity conferred a RP processing disadvantage in AP musicians, with engagement of pitch naming requiring translation for successful RP judgments in some AP musicians.

THE program was successful, in the judgment of James T. Curran, dean of special programs at John Jay.

The classification system is then applied to 22 PES cases from Germany and the United States (US) that were assessed as successful by expert judgment.

"If the lawsuit was successful and a judgment in a U.S. court could be enforced in Hungary, this would clearly mean that the suit would be more than an embarrassment, " Mr. Rowland said.