Sentence examples for verdict stemming from from inspiring English sources
A federal appeals court tossed out sentences and a verdict stemming from a shooting in Baghdad in 2007 that left 31 Iraqi civilians dead or wounded.
FRANKFURT — A German court convicted a former manager at the engineering and electronics company Siemens of misuse of funds on Monday in the first verdict stemming from a bribery scandal at the company.
His attorneys have posted C$1.5 million in security which will allow him to appeal a humiliatingly worded Canadian libel verdict stemming from a 2011 article on his fake news website, "Deep Capture". It falsely accused an Indian Muslim businessman, Altaf Nazerali, of a series of wild allegations, including ties to Al Qaeda.
The verdict stems from a lawsuit filed by Aquamar, the Ecuadorean company.
10.45am: Some of the uncertainty surrounding the initial suicide verdict stemmed from quite recent revelations.
The report's mixed verdict stems from a nearly five-year effort by the EPA to analyze technical data from thousands from fracking operations and nearby aquifers in states around the country.
The verdict stemmed from a lawsuit Liberty Media brought in 2003, accusing Vivendi of waiting until its transaction with USA Networks and Liberty Media officially closed before reacting publicly to a downgrade of its debt rating and addressing concerns about liquidity.
According to a memo prepared by the law firm Zuber & Taillieu, the verdict stemmed from a lawsuit that Dippin' Dots filed against Frosty Bites Distribution, maker of a competing beaded ice cream product called Mini Melts, arguing that Frosty Bites had infringed on its patent rights.
The verdict stems from a November 2009 case in which the LAPD was investigating an armed robbery from a store where one of Harris' sons worked.
Lawyers for Ms. Politkovskaya's family said the verdicts stemmed from the prosecutors' incompetence, not the men's innocence.
Many suits–and some of the biggest verdicts–stem from conflicts of interest, which are becoming more difficult to avoid as law firms combine into international behemoths.
