Sentence examples for the recent judgment from inspiring English sources

The recent judgment in the Miranda case proves this.

Perhaps the recent judgment in the US court of appeals will revive the issue on this side of the pond.

The proposals in the Jackson review and the recent judgment of the European court of human rights (ECHR) in MGN Limited v United Kingdom means the current position on CFAs and success fees is likely to change.

"The danger of the Syrian regime falling has ended," was the recent judgment of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hizbullah, the Lebanese Shia party-cum-militia that has pitched an estimated 5,000 fighters into the battle on Mr Assad's behalf.On the ground the picture is much more blurred.

The most extraordinary aspect of the recent judgment, says Yoshiko Sakurai, the author of two books on the subject, is that it failed to touch either on the unusual details of Mr Abe's case, or on the question of his motivation.

The recent judgment by Israel's Supreme Court to allow the construction of the museum complex to proceed on top of this cemetery of religious and historical importance defies all satire and irony, making it a flashpoint for more conflict and hatred, and still engendering strong protests.

So I was encouraged by the recent judgments of the ECHR in Von Hannover No 2 and Axel Springer.

American officials said Mr. Obama was unhappy about some of the recent judgments of American spy agencies, in particular the conclusion that President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali of Tunisia would remain in power and that Tunisian security forces would come to his defense.

The international policy community is beginning to develop technologies for preventive detection of hate speech - effectively an alerts system for detecting such instances - and the recent judgments will give them a clear precedent to use as a deterrent when hate speech is detected.

If we do not find a way forward the pressures are going to be on the most vulnerable Thanks to Emmaus charity for alerting me to this update (Wed 22, 11.40am): on Monday 20 May Labour MP Julie Hilling asked the following question in the Commons: A recent judgment said that homeless people using night shelters are not eligible for any housing benefit payments.

The Air Force's recent judgment "puts Lockheed's program on better economic footing, but given the number of launches, it's still a small business," said Howard Rubel, an analyst at the Soundview Technology Group, based in Old Greenwich, Conn.