Sentence examples for verdict given by from inspiring English sources

The latest decision was handed down in the Karlsruhe Higher Regional Court, which heard an appeal from Apple over a verdict given by the Mannheim court in December.

The chat room, however, was completely scripted based on that initial verdict given by each participant.

The book's final verdict on Wells, given by Rebecca West, is that "HG was like a comet.

Some reports said the jury in that case had based its verdict on advice given by one of the firm's internal lawyers.

DVD Verdict gave the episode a Grade A score.

Ryan Keefer of DVD Verdict gave the episode a B-.

From coroners' registers, researchers identify all suicide verdicts given within the last 12 months and assess them against the eligibility criteria.

But there can be no arguing with the verdict on the England team given by the Sportsview Soccer Book in 1963, after a poor showing at the World Cup in Chile was followed by defeats at the hands of France and Scotland: "The old familiar words like shambling, fumbling, stereotyped and disjointed were dusted out and brought back into use.

"Seckerson was one of two jurors who dissented in a 10-2 majority verdict, and he approached the Times to question the verdict and the role played by evidence given by expert medical witnesses".

The statements in the innuendo, even if misplaced, may, after verdict, be treated as substantive allegations of fact, given by transposition their proper position in inducement or colloquium.

A day after rendering their verdict, jury members celebrated with Mr. Nelson at a victory party given by his lawyer.