Sentence examples for this judgement stands from inspiring English sources

Ms Malik, at solicitors Leigh Day, said: "If this judgement stands, it will mean that anything our security services do alongside the US government is totally immune from the British legal system, even if MI6 officers arrange the rendition of a pregnant woman into the arms of Gaddafi".

If the judgement stands, thousands of companies could be at risk of fines.

Once that deadline passes, the judgement stands.

It is a condition of adequacy for the project of extending moral semantics to embedded normative claims that the embedded sentences and the judgements stand in the intuitively correct logical relations to one another.

David J. Goldberg and Robert J. Bernstein wrote in the New York Law Journal in May 1989 that the central problem with the majority's view was that: In 1990, Henry Holt petitioned the Supreme Court, which let the Second Circuit's judgement stand.

"Bishop Priddis attempted to humiliate Mr Reaney but he now stands condemned and humiliated by this judgement," he said.

It is this point that makes this judgement so significant.

This judgement is subject to significant risks in both directions.

This judgement shows that it is possible to deliver it".

But it added there was "considerable uncertainty" around this judgement.

We hope that this judgement results in less distress and a fairer process for bereaved people".