Sentence examples for the effect of this judgment from inspiring English sources

"The effect of this judgment is that those kinds of business may owe a lot more to their workers, such as paid holiday and minimum wage, than they had bargained for".

Charles Hope wrote a triumphant piece in The London Review of Books: "The effect of this judgment has been to establish that the university has been in serious breach of the trust deed for many years.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's The World at One, Hayes added: "The effect of this judgment would be that in certain cases, communications data that could potentially save lives would only be available to the police and other law enforcement if a communications company had decided to retain it for commercial reasons.

The effect of this hasty judgment on Cosey's career was revolutionary, and its effect on the American autograph market was catastrophic.

1. Whether an appeal to this Court from a judgment of a state court in a proceeding under a state "declaratory judgments" law, presents a "case or controversy" within the jurisdiction of this Court depends not upon the name or the form, but upon the nature and substance, of the proceeding and the effect of the judgment upon the rights asserted by the appellant.

The effect of this Act upon judgments in the different States may thus involve consideration of the procedure of a particular State.

Therefore, in order to analyze the effects of the judgment statement of variables, we shall examine the path confluence of judgment statements.

However, without a randomized controlled trial targeting a Hgb threshold in this population, restricting transfusions to a specific target for all patients, eliminating the effect of clinical judgment, especially in a closed procedure, is unwarranted.

The effect of Simon's judgment, Hermer said in a written submission, was that "UK officials can participate in a conspiracy to abduct and torture but avoid liability in the domestic courts (or anywhere else)".

To follow this target singularly, as may be done by making it policy, eliminates the effect of judgment on the rate or amount of blood loss, and the clinical condition of the patient.

Experiment 4 examined the effect of noise on judgments of vibration frequency, and compared this with the impact of matching rms velocity, using a 2×2 factorial design.