Sentence examples for verdict by which from inspiring English sources

In asking the court for a "just and truthful verdict" — by which he meant conviction to the fullest degree on all 15 counts of the indictment — Attorney General Gideon Hausner said: "My request, Your Honors, is that you rule that Eichmann was involved in a conspiracy to commit crimes against the Jewish people and against humanity in all their stages".

Last week's verdict, by which nineteen men were acquitted of conspiring to kill Dink, and one received a life sentence for instigating the crime (Samast was sentenced earlier to twenty-two yeangeredngered many because it ignored the possibility of a wider conspiracy.

Clearly the verdict is still out on the exact mechanism by which community-level factors impact obesity, which likely is due to the multifactorial nature of the disease.

Autocars verdict was "Right now, the XJ220 gives us a standard by which all other fast cars can be compared.

A defendant's fate was usually signalled by which room he was taken to before the verdict.

That feeling of injustice was exacerbated by Sunday's verdict, which was met by screams of horror from Port Said residents watching on television in cafes across the city.

British Gymnastics' chief executive, Jane Allen, has issued a statement in response  to Monday's verdict in which she stands by the governing body's initial selection policy.

Those of us who are familiar with events under occupation in Palestine are may not be surprised by this verdict, which reflects a long-standing culture of impunity for the Israeli military, but we should be outraged.

R. Seth Williams, the Philadelphia district attorney, said he was "overjoyed" by the verdict, which he said served a warning to any church that seeks to shield its priests from accusations of sexually abusing children.

In a statement, the club said it was "pleased" by the verdict, which would see work start on the 5,000 capacity stadium and community sports facility.

Throughout the hearing Assange – who arrived late to court – remained stony-faced in the dock and appeared to be unmoved by the verdict, which perhaps indicates that he expected to be extradited.