Sentence examples for verdict implies from inspiring English sources
That the inquest jury felt able or perhaps obliged in law to consider all this and still deliver a lawful killing verdict implies no criticism of them, but it inevitably raises questions as to whether the process was the right one to provide the necessary reassurance.
But a not-guilty verdict, which implied returning to live in acute poverty among hostile neighbours may have had few attractions, and confession at least allowed the accused to own the power and hatred attributed to them by others.
The coroner told the jurors that their role was to find out the facts, not to apportion blame, and said they could not use any words in a verdict that implied criticism.
The Mail's implied verdict was that Poles had added insult to injury.
Most important, Mr Anwar still has two further opportunities for appeal to the Court of Appeal and the Federal Court.Your suggestion that Prime Minister Mohamed Mahathir step down implies that he influenced the verdict on Mr Anwar.
The re-assessors rattle off similar lists of unfulfilled projects to imply that the verdict on grand-scale transformation is far from certain.
A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Bronx District Attorney Defends Diallo Prosecution Robert T. Johnson, facing criticism for failing to get a conviction in the Amadou Diallo killing, said prosecutors had presented a strong case and implied that the verdict baffled him.
Libby, Baker writes, was finally convicted by a jury "in a largely Democratic city," unsubtly implying that the verdict was more political than juridical.
Judge Gerald Gordon said: "I would like it to be made absolutely clear to the family that the verdict of the jury does not imply any form of criticism of Gehlau".
Handing down the verdicts in advance had seemed to imply a ballsy Kremlin decision to face down foreign criticism about Russia's "internal affairs".
