Sentence examples for writing judgements from inspiring English sources

A frequent attendee at the Bolshoi, he also listened to classical music on the radio, sang folksongs with a fine tenor voice and audited every single recording made in the Soviet Union, writing judgements on the sleeves.

The Board did not have a clear picture of all the issues, which included in particular, the imminent written judgement.

In the written judgement, it was revealed that judicial officer Jean Noël Couraud viewed the tackle as a red-card offence that exposed Marshall to the risk of serious injury.

The software won praise from the trial judge Mrs Justice Gloster who noted the efficiencies of the paperless trial in her written judgement.

In total, Zhang was found guilty of selling seven babies to traffickers between November 2011 and July 2013, according to a written judgement from the Weinan Intermediate People's Court.

It is conceivable that the written judgement will be released by the commission chairman, Paul Goulding QC, before the new year – and, if not, very early into 2012.

Leicester were last night digesting the full written judgement outlining Richard Cockerill's nine-match ban and deciding whether or not to launch an appeal.

Asked if Liverpool would have been better advised to wait until the written judgement, rather than attacking the commission's decision on Tuesday, Dalglish said: "We don't know what the [written] judgement is and why they came to that judgement.

The Premiership champions received the hearing's written judgement on Friday afternoon and, having consulted their legal team, they have opted to contest the severity of the punishment for making contact with the eye area of Ulster's Luke Marshall that currently rules Ashton out of the Six Nations.

In a written judgement, Judge Robin Challender Smith and two tribunal members decided the circumstances of their cases placed the councillors in a position where they "could significantly and legitimately have expected not to be named... "Releasing the information could potentially cause unnecessary and unjustified damage and distress to the individuals".

However a written judgement may be published instead.