Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...from the least respectable and least responsible papers. With no other way of knowing what was going on, the people who habitually read only the Times and listen to the BBC would not even have guessed at the romance until three weeks ago. Now the great weight of sedate judgment was making itself felt: the views of the Archbishop of Canterbury, of such powerful leaders of Conservative thought as the Marquess of Salisbury, and of the cautious, conservative and pious segment of nonconformist believers throughout the land. In the wake of this slow gathering of substantial opinion, many a lighter...
...start Westinghouse's J40-22 engines were "unsatisfactory due to lack of reliability." Planemaker McDonnell added: "As regards reliability of the engine . . . at no time throughout the last two or three years has our company had confidence in the reliability of the engine. However, it is my humble judgment that Westinghouse was working as hard as they could within their human and corporate limitations." Said Westinghouse's Smith: "I want to make very clear that all the engines we delivered did meet the Navy's thrust specifications...
Kamin's lawyers will probably present a new motion for a judgment of acquittal, using evidence they presented Thursday and Friday...
...keeping with the character of the day and not inconsistent with its due observance." In the famous "Miracle" case, the United States Supreme Court condemned a New York movie censorship law which forbade the showing of "sacrilegious films, as too vague to be enforced. Brewer argued that the same judgment applied equally well to the Massachusetts...
Kamin's lawyers had said they were prepared to argue their motion for judgment of acquittal, which they presented Monday, after the prosecution had rested its case...