Sentence examples for the judge endorsed from inspiring English sources
The judge endorsed his negotiated sentence of 17 1/2 years.
But after Thursday's hearing, they all fall on the wrong side of the line that the judge endorsed.
The judge endorsed the city's counteroffer of a stationary rally for 10,000 in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza with room for the overflow crowd north of the plaza.
The judge endorsed the firm's stance on the ground that the Civil Rights Act says religion must be accommodated as long as that does not cause "undue hardship" to the employer.
But the judges endorsed a back-up definition also in the law: no advertising like this is allowed at any time if bought with soft money.
Anna Quindlen, a Book of the Month Club judge, endorsed the book during a Memorial Day summer reading preview on NBC's "Today" show (a segment unrelated to the show's own book club).
Back when Bakke was decided (in an even more fractured and confusing ruling) only one judge endorsed the diversity argument.
The SEC said that misleading financial statements were issued as early as 1999 and that a further $1.8 billion would be added to the overstatement of profits, bringing the total to $9 billion.Terminal justiceMicrosoft's long-running antitrust trial reached a conclusion, after a judge endorsed an agreement between the software giant and the American government.
His counsel, Robert (now Lord) Alexander*, described him as "a very happily married man" in his closing speech, a view that the judge heartily endorsed in his summing up.
"The judges who endorsed it seek nothing more than to drag down the three branches of government and deepen the political and social crisis that afflicts the country".
The opinion ignored prior law on the issue, and instead appeared to be a political statement by the judges, who endorsed the board's central role over shareholders in resisting hostile takeovers.
