make a finding

Frequency: 7.010.0 per million words

to formally decide or state something in a legal context

findingVERB + NOUN (decision by a court)

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Examples (10)

  • The judge will make a finding after reviewing all the evidence.
  • The commission is expected to make a finding of negligence in this case.
  • After careful deliberation, the court will make a finding on the matter.
  • The tribunal must make a finding based on the facts presented.
  • We anticipate the panel will make a finding in our favor.
  • The arbitrator will make a finding regarding liability next week.
  • Following the investigation, officials will make a finding about the incident.
  • The regulatory body is authorized to make a finding of misconduct.
  • The appeal court upheld the decision to make a finding against the defendant.
  • The facts of this case do not justify the court to make a finding of guilt.