Sentence examples for upon the judgment from inspiring English sources

In late 1861 Seward wrote to a friend, "Let us save the country and then cast ourselves upon the judgment of the people.

Meanwhile, Dido's apparent influence upon the judgment of Lord Mansfield raises more than just eyebrows in polite society, as the country awaits his ruling on a case that cuts to the heart of the still-profitable slave trade.

In the latter case, the order of explanation is reversed: "In the approbation of a good action … there is feeling indeed, but there is also esteem of the agent; and both the feeling and the esteem depend upon the judgment we form of his conduct," not vice-versa (EAP V.vii: 349; for discussion, see Broadie 1998 and Cuneo 2006).

They are won in the field drawing upon the judgment and expertise of wartime commanders and frontline soldiers acting in real time, with real authority, and with a clear mission to defeat the enemy.

Since there are numerous ways to circumvent or "game" what is mandated as "fair," this is an especially legally difficult task that today simply relies upon the judgment of the particular court hearing a given case.

The diagnosis of arthritis was based upon the judgment of the treating physician.

Upon hearing of the judgment, Tweed fled to Cuba and then to Spain, where he was identified through a Nast cartoon, returned to New York and placed again in the Ludlow Street Jail, where he died in April 1878.

The judgment upon each person, therefore, concerns all.

I knew that every Sarajevan was waiting to hear the judgment upon Karadžić, the man who had orchestrated the brutal siege of the city, which had lasted longer than any other in modern history.

This "unromantic title was very sweet to my ears," Mrs. Harlan wrote, because it helped her "to take myself at his own estimate -- for he looked upon me as having the judgment and experience that only years can bring".

Upon closer reading of the judgment, the Chinese may realise the court has done little more than reiterate the power of Hong Kong's courts to interpret the Basic Law, within certain limits.