Sentence examples similar to valid judgment stemming from from inspiring English sources

Dolan has shown profound loyalty to Thomas throughout his spotty tenure, even after the Garden lost an $11.6 million judgment stemming from a sexual-harassment claim against Thomas.

According to today's statement, Acacia subsidiary Creative Internet Advertising Corporation received a $12.4 million final judgment stemming from its May 2009 trial verdict (PDF) and corresponding $6.6 million damages award in its patent lawsuit.

The judgment stemmed from a series of articles about Jean Chrétien, a former Liberal prime minister, which appeared in The National Post, a conservative newspaper based in Toronto.

Can they do anything to avoid poor judgments stemming from categorical reasoning?

The question of whether punitive damage judgments stemming from fraud are dischargeable in a bankruptcy proceeding has divided the lower courts for years.

Experimental psychology might be used to cast doubts on the moral condemnation of homosexuality by supporting the debunking hypothesis that such judgments stem from projected disgust.

Extraordinarily valid feelings stemming from that can be a barrier to accepting help or support from men who genuinely do want to help.

Jason Robert's (2004) treatment of explanation and methodology in developmental biology highlights what is probably the main valid point stemming from the context-dependence of molecular features.

Criticism and judgment stem from your Self-Talk -- all those learned behaviors and limiting beliefs you have taken on throughout your life.

Both are equally valid, but stem from very different first assumptions.

He was ordered to pay more than $150 million in fines, in addition to the more than $1 billion in judgments against him, stemming from various civil suits.