Sentence examples for such verdict from inspiring English sources

"Fiddling around with nature" was one such verdict.

Yet to accept any such verdict — no matter how narrowly defined the mission — is to misconstrue the war's outcome and significance.

As governments, rights activists and Taylor's victims welcomed the first such verdict against a head of state, his conviction might seem a fitting end to an era in which the lust for gems brought slaughter to the African continent.

Several more such verdicts are expected in the coming months.

Appeals courts often overturn such verdicts, he noted.

Such verdicts chip away at doctors' position as one of the most trusted professions in society.

For fans, such verdicts mean that almost any victor can later be knocked from the podium.

It is time the implications of such verdicts are recognised and respected.

The relatives are hoping for verdicts of unlawful killing, though such verdicts would not in themselves lead to prosecutions.

The fewest suicides were in 2007, when 3,007 such verdicts were recorded, and the number has risen consistently since then.

The Stanley shooting produced an inquest verdict of unlawful killing, one of at least 20 such verdicts in the past 30 years.