Sentence examples for verdict upon from inspiring English sources

But Friends of the High Line, the campaign group that saved the line from demolition and is now in charge of rebuilding it, seems to be seeking a simpler reaction from the public, something closer to photographer Joel Sternfield's verdict upon seeing the tracks for the first time: "It's green!

This presumption affords those claiming access to this evaluative standpoint the unique but nevertheless illusory privilege of standing outside time and present context in order to pronounce a verdict upon the conditions of the present.

In pronouncing a guilty verdict upon Timothy Evans, the court passed what was believed to be its final judgement, thereby confirming the official narrative of Ten Rillington Place as the site of family breakdown and domestic homicide.

My main concern is what impact the leave verdict has upon jobs with so much employment, especially in the charity sector, dependent upon EU funding.

Still, the reasons for this shocking verdict rest upon an important assumption that proves something different than the equation "talcum = ovarian cancer".

While Masipa's verdict was premised upon an acceptance that Pistorius did not think Steenkamp was in the toilet, the judges said the key thing is that the perpetrator knows his actions could kill that person, regardless of who it is.

The verdict was based upon prosecutorial misconduct, and indeed, the prosecution admitted that it had failed to turn over exculpatory evidence in violation of the applicable law and the duty imposed upon prosecutors.

At the end of the trial, peers voted on the question before them by standing and declaring their verdict by saying "guilty, upon my honour" or "not guilty, upon my honour", starting with the most junior baron and proceeding in order of precedence ending with the Lord High Steward.

"You are my Supreme critic... & I look upon your verdict with infinite faith & respect," she wrote in a letter of 1878.

"It is your duty to agree upon a verdict if you can do so, without surrendering your conscientious opinion," Judge Hittner said.

It was an irresistible conclusion that the verdict had been decided upon before the trial began and he was the victim of a kangaroo court.