Sentence examples for wider judgment from inspiring English sources

The international tribunal for the law of the sea in Hamburg said its decision concerns only whether the ship should be released and not a wider judgment about whether warships can be seized in civil debt cases.

"What's worrying is we seem to have moved away from a clear ideological divide to an apolitical calculation as to who should be censored, because of a wider judgment based purely on the potential to upset and offend," says Tom Slater, assistant editor at Spiked and co-ordinator of the project.

Judgment of the general, like wider judgments about the war itself, may alter as time lengthens, and we see what ultimately becomes of the American attempt to write a new chapter in the history of the Middle East.

The complaint seeks a class-wide judgment declaring the department's policies unconstitutional.

Dogs might be great to read to, with their perpetual, wide-eyed lack of judgment, but cats are great to write to: brutally frank, and always a little bit critical.

Our debate must be broader and our judgments wider than those we impose on a select 22 countries.

Similarly, President Bill Clinton, learning that Justice Byron White would retire, declared that he would seek a candidate with "a fine mind, good judgment, wide experience in the law and in the problems of real people and someone with a big heart".

Indeed, now that the justices have reversed the appeals court's finding and vacated its decision to strike down the ban on constitutional grounds, Judge Vaughn Walker's wide-ranging 2010 judgment against the California government remains the only decision to which both plaintiffs and defendants were properly before a federal court.

McKillen is awaiting judgment on wider issues but had claimed the Barclays had won by unlawful means.

He added: "I will consider with my lawyers what the wider implications of this judgment are, if and when I am asked to answer questions in other cases".

He said in a statement: "I will consider with my lawyers what the wider implications of this judgment are if and when I am asked to answer such questions in other cases".