Sentence examples for swift verdict from inspiring English sources
The swift verdict, which came after a month of testimony, may not be the final word on the case, however.
The swift verdict came after more than three weeks of testimony in a case that has revived national debate about how mental illness is perceived and treated.
That theory of the hurricane's destruction — that it resulted mostly from government ineptitude and inaction — is fervently adhered to by many in New Orleans, and apparently in the state's interior as well, as evidenced by Friday's swift verdict.
Celia W. Dugger (NYT) PHILIPPINES: ESTRADA CHARGES TRIMMED -- State prosecutors said they were dropping five of eight criminal charges filed against former President Joseph Estrada in the hope of winning a swift verdict against him for economic plunder, a crime punishable by death.
For this friendly industrial city of 100,000, whose name many people have come to associate with governmental or religious excess, or both, Friday's swift verdict by an advisory jury in the Branch Davidian civil case brought neither surprise nor relief.
Some of America's most popular --and message-savvy -- companies announced their swift verdict when they, and then ALEC, withdrew support for the National Rifle Association's paranoid, violent agenda.
The failure of the court to ensure that defendants were represented, the swift verdicts for those who killed Farkhunda, and now the very light sentences imposed on some police officers, will not satisfy those who feel that justice has not been done.
Now New York City's antiquated system has failed to deliver a clean, swift and official verdict on who won the Democratic mayoral runoff last week.
CANDU, South Africa — The court's verdict was swift and sure: Nomvulo Ludonga was guilty as charged.
The reaction in Europe to the verdict was swift and dismayed.
TAMPA, Fla. An army of fact-checkers swarmed around Paul Ryan's acceptance speech last night, and the verdict was swift and unanimous: lies, omissions, a sweeping rewrite of recent history.
