Sentence examples for verdict will stand from inspiring English sources
Until international law or diplomacy changes things, that verdict will stand, and the British Museum will keep the marbles.
"There's no telling whether the verdict will stand on appeal, but we know that the landscape is changing for US corporations in the EU," he told the Guardian.
"There's no telling whether the verdict will stand on appeal, but we know that the landscape is changing for US corporations in the EU".
That verdict will stand forever, and it is not subject to change based on the outcome of future experiments.
Senior police officials believe it is unlikely that the guilty verdicts will stand, even though a number of questions about the crime have not been resolved, and may never be.
Junichi and Toru are appealing this wholly disproportionate and unjust verdict, and Greenpeace will stand shoulder to shoulder with them as they do.
He added: "It's got to be a deal that will stand up to the toughest scrutiny of all - the verdict of the British people in that referendum".
This alone will stand him in good stead as far as what is called the verdict of history is concerned".
