majority verdict

英 [məˌdʒɒrəti ˈvɜːdɪkt] 美 [məˌdʒɔːrəti ˈvɜːrdɪkt]

n.  多数裁决(陪审团根据多数票作出)

法律



牛津词典

noun

  1. 多数裁决(陪审团根据多数票作出)
    a decision made by a jury in a court case that most members, but not all, agree with

    双语例句

    1. A majority of political historians give a favourable verdict, while a majority of economists are more doubtful.
      大多数政治历史学家对其给予了正面的评价,而多数经济学家则表示出了更大的疑虑。
    2. The judge has not intimated ( to the jury) whether they will be allowed to reach a majority verdict.
      法官没有指示(陪审团)他们可否达成大多数裁定。
    3. As regard or regarding the second of the accused, the jury be unable to reach a majority verdict. these were questions which divided the crowd, and seemed to divide the jury;
      关于被告的助手,陪审团不能作出一个多数人赞同的裁决。对这些问题听众各执一辞,陪审团的意见仿佛也不一致。
    4. The verdict is not likely to be announced for days or even weeks, but the vast majority of cases that reach trial in China result in a guilty verdict.
      判决结果可能要过几天、甚至几周才会宣布,但在中国,开庭的绝大多数案件都会做出有罪判决。