Sentence examples for verdict death from inspiring English sources

Verdict: death by legal misadventure, with $140m damages attached.

The UK site includes 22 military data sets and even one called Suicide and Open Verdict Deaths in the U.K. Regular Armed Forces.

Annual suicide statistics in both Wales and England include a proportion of open verdict deaths.

**Adjusted by including all suicide and open verdict deaths (except paracetamol) by all methods as a covariate in regression.

24 Overall suicide and open verdict deaths decreased in England and Wales during 2005 to 2007 but the change was not statistically significant.

Although prescribing of co-codamol, paracetamol, and co-dydramol increased during 2005-7, analyses of suicides and open verdict deaths involving other analgesics combined indicated little evidence of such substitution.

When the intervention point was moved back nine months to the beginning of 1998 to take account of earlier introduction of packaging changes, there remained a significant reduction in suicide and open verdict deaths involving paracetamol during 1998-2009 but no step change (web table).

In 2002, a verdict of death by industrial disease was returned following an inquest into the death of former England professional footballer Jeff Astle.

The verdict was "death by industrial disease".

The jury returned a verdict of death.

'The coroner's verdict was "death by asphyxiation".