Sentences with phrase «final judgment because»
The Court does not have the power under the Convention (ECHR) to revise a past final judgment because it considers it is wrong or was wrongly decided.
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Successful entrepreneurs aren't afraid to step outside their comfort zones and take a new risk, because they realize that failure is a learning process — not a final judgment on their ventures.
The NTSB on Monday released a roughly 500 - page report detailing the facts of the case, but declined to provide a final analysis or judgment because the investigation is ongoing.
Apocalyptic thought provokes resistance, because it fuses an alternative vision of history's telos with warfare and final judgment, all within the context of a prophetic claim to have removed the veil that keeps humans from truly perceiving the world.
I pray that they will take a moment and read my book, «Final Warning» because the hour of is His judgment has come.
The conclusion of the Book of Isaiah (66:23 - 24) is particularly noteworthy because the penultimate verse asserts in wondrous fashion that «all flesh shall come to worship me, whereas the final verse moves in the opposite direction of harsh judgment on those who rebel.
Because God's judgment is always for the sake of some further ideal, it can never be final in any absolute sense.
The lawsuit, which seeks an immediate stay of the control period pending an ultimate judgment annulling the decision, says it is impossible to determine whether there is a deficit or even the threat of one at this time because the county's final numbers for this year will not be determined until February 2012.
Many personal injury lawyers do not need to be paid in advance because they work on a contingency fee, which means that they take a percentage (typically a third to 40 %) of the final settlement or judgment amount.
After the losing party in the decided case took an appeal, the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that, because of the consolidation, the judgment appealed from was not a «final decision» under 28 U.S.C. § 1291.