Sentences with phrase «further judgment until»

We'll reserve further judgment until we can get our hands on the speaker.

We'll have to reserve further judgment until we can get our hands on one.

We will reserve further judgment until we see it.

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«Our job from now until the convention is to convince those superdelegates that Bernie is by far the strongest candidate against Donald Trump,» Sanders» spokesman Michael Briggs said in a statement, castigating what he called the media's «rush to judgment.»

Hong - yu Yi of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, China, says she's reserving judgment on the specimen's identity until further analysis.

The collection agency then must cease any further collection activity until if and when it sends you written verification of the debt, such as a copy of an unpaid bill or court judgment.

So while in my mind MBH are in no way guilty of fraud or incompetence (many of the accusations do go that far), judgment of their research must be approached in reverse: given reason to doubt, I will reject it until it is proven to me that the criticisms are invalid.

The judgment is a further addition to the recent line of authorities in which the Courts have been prepared to maintain the automatic suspension in an EU procurement dispute until full trial.

Rimmer LJ summed up his reasoning at para 23 of his judgment saying: ``... I favour the view that [the words of extension] had the effect of defining the term as including any period of holding - over or extension... The lease created a tenancy for a term of years certain until 28 September 2004 plus, by the words of extension, any further period of holding - over or extension of it on one or other of the bases referred to... I can not see how a term of that nature can be regarded as a tenancy for a «term of years certain».

Out - of - court options can be considered before a court case has been started and they can also be considered at any time during the court case - up until judgment, as a way to avoid any further court proceedings.

* The Department of Education has filed a motion for summary judgment in a suit brought by the ABA over public service loan forgiveness, claiming that its forgiveness eligibility determinations won't be final until 10 years have passed and that any eligibility letters sent thus far are nonbinding and merely advisory.

We'll reserve further judgment, however, until we can get our hands on the latest and greatest smartphone from Google.

Once the summons and petition or praecipe is served, or once the respondent files her appearance, a dissolution action stay is in effect against both parties and their agents until a judgment is entered, the case is dismissed, or further order of court.

Pantigo Realty, Inc. v. Estate of Steven Schrenko (249 A.D. 2d 525)- summary judgment dismissing broker's complaint for commission affirmed where brokerage agreement specified that it was not an «exclusive right to sell,» that the broker was not entitled to a commission until title to the property was transferred to a buyer procured by the broker and, further, that the seller has a right to sell without the involvement of the broker without liability for commission; title never transferred to the proposed buyer procured by the broker.