Sentence examples for verdict points from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Jean-Marie Le Pen's far-right National Front, which stands to do depressingly well in next month's regional elections, is relishing the affair, lambasting the UMP's "arrogant dishonesty .In some ways, the Juppé verdict points to a renewed robustness in the French judicial system.

In response to the development, Amnesty International released a statement saying that the verdict points to a "sham trial".

He offers a hard-headed verdict, pointing out the constraints within which a surviving Stresemann would have operated.

The verdict pointed out that the members of Assemble "draw on long traditions of artistic and collective initiatives that experiment in art, design and architecture.

He said it would continue to push for change, despite the verdict, pointing to recent devolution agreements between the government and the north-east.

The man, Vladislav Kovalyov, 26, was convicted of helping his childhood friend carry out the April 2011 bombing, but human rights groups and Western governments have cast serious doubt on the verdict, pointing to flaws in the investigation.

A district judge fined 51-year-old Phillip Coates £75 with £265 costs for riding on pavements in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, but said his verdict pointed to eventual road use.

Defenders of the verdicts pointed out that, in interview, Quick had revealed telling pieces of information from each of the crimes that only the killer would know.

Andrew Stevens, of Verdict Retail, points out that while shoppers defected to Aldi and Lidl on price grounds, they stuck around because the quality was good.

A page of text in the verdict, she pointed out, had been copied word for word from the indictment.

My own verdict: the minus points It's brand new, so it's not comprehensive yet.