Sentence examples for this judgment means that from inspiring English sources

Hayes and Harlington Labour MP John McDonnell, who has led the campaign against the expansion of Heathrow for the last 30 years, said: "In essence, this judgment means that the game is up for a third runway at Heathrow and I am calling upon the Government to accept the inevitable and lift this threat to my community".

Hayes and Harlington Labour MP John McDonnell, who has led the campaign against the expansion of Heathrow for 30 years, said: "In essence, this judgment means that the game is up for a third runway at Heathrow and I am calling upon the government to accept the inevitable and lift this threat to my community".

Helen Ashton from Irwin Mitchell said: "This judgment means that the thousands of people who are yet to be given the devastating news that they have the deadly illness will at least know that their families can get access to justice and receive the financial security they need.

Though the families are unlikely to receive any payments without further lengthy court cases, and have always insisted the money was less important than the principle, the judgment means that, in theory at least, the four men could find themselves losing their homes and paying a proportion of their earnings for life to the Omagh victims.

"Social judgment" means that the scientists and engineers do not want to answer the question.

The court's judgment means that the process must be subject to parliamentary control and oversight.

The judgment means that Mr. Solow still owes Citigroup $85.7 million, the difference between the debt and the value of the bonds.

His judgment means that unless Mrs Litvinenko manages to overturn the ruling on a public inquiry, it is highly unlikely there will ever be an open investigation into the killing.

The majority judgment means that the central portion of the site where the mosque itself once stood will remain with Hindus, and idols placed there decades ago will be allowed to stay.

The court's judgment means that the elected parliament will have a role in debating and deciding many matters, rather than their being determined in private by the executive.

The Sunday, October 9 judgment means that construction can proceed on private land while the project is still halted on federal lands.