Sentence examples for verdicts down from inspiring English sources

"This is not an attempt to bring verdicts down from the mountain," he said in a telephone interview yesterday.

Court statistics show, for example, that jury trials are a rapidly shrinking part of federal court caseloads, with only 4.3percentt of federal criminal charges now ending in jury verdicts, down from 10.4percentt in 1988.

Some led to riots, while others led to even more shocking verdicts down the road.

As a result of the verdict, Downing Street has been compelled to admit that a Labour donor met the prime minister at a sensitive time when he was seeking to win a lucrative contract from the government.

CAIRO — Egypt's ruling military council said Thursday it would review court verdicts handed down to hundreds of civilians detained since it took power after President Hosni Mubarak stepped down on Feb. 11.

Three others were acquitted when the verdicts came down on July 1 after a closed trial.

Unlike dispute settlement under the previous world trade regime, countries cannot simply brush away verdicts handed down by the WTO.

EGYPT The governing military council said it would review court verdicts handed down to hundreds of civilians since the military took power after President Hosni Mubarak stepped down two months ago.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague said he was appalled at the guilty verdicts handed down in Cairo after "unacceptable procedural shortcomings" in their prosecution process.

Many said the severity of the penalty was out of step with the light verdicts handed down in high-profile cases against members of the old government.

Wada announced on 12 May that it would appeal against the AFL anti-doping tribunal's verdicts, handed down on 31 March.