Beyond the devices agents use to secure and conduct auctions, the problem is that many buyers allow emotion to warp their judgment. |
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That judgment reflected a reduction in the agreed quantum of damages suffered by the plaintiff. |
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At least in our qualified judgment, the chef at 3Dlabs can certainly reclaim that lost star outside his door. |
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In this sense, the Holy Spirit brings God's judgment upon the tendency to absolutize any human institution, even the most sacred. |
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The mere fact that he did as asked cannot in my judgment be properly treated as the waiver of an express statutory right. |
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The first and most important prerogative of a reigning monarch was the power of judgment and pardon. |
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In a long judgment the judge carefully rehearsed the arguments on each side before dismissing the application. |
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In my judgment it is legitimate to have regard to public perception when considering the characteristics of a penal system. |
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I have set that part of the judgment out in detail because I regard it as of considerable importance. |
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In my judgment the court did not apply the wrong definition of smoke, and so the second question posed should be answered in the negative. |
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And of course, in our rush to judgment, we were wrong about the man from Cracow. |
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From time to time teachers might also wish to set a test to confirm their judgment of an individual's level of attainment. |
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That has been the judgment rendered at the highest levels again within the last few weeks without any qualification. |
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My understanding is that the Inland Revenue Department made a judgment on the situation with regard to koha payments to voluntary workers. |
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So in other words, the tribunal would make the judgment based on the nature of the claim itself. |
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The application for planning permission will fall to be redetermined by the council in accordance with this judgment. |
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Those convinced of his knavery, however, are unlikely to accept this judgment as definitive. |
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The learned trial judge, the Recorder of London, gave a most careful judgment which we have read with care. |
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It was clear to me that in view of the learned Recorder's judgment, the claimant had no option but to discontinue the claim. |
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On Friday, the official judgment of his conviction was entered into the court record. |
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The delay in handing down judgment has been due to difficulties in reconstituting the court. |
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He was a quick-witted, well-meaning man who went with the stream instead of having the vision and strength of judgment to stand out against it. |
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He also submits that if the report is not admitted then there is no evidence to rebut his claim for summary judgment with this latter submission. |
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When a court makes this value judgment the facts will often speak for themselves. |
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In my judgment the Part 20 claim must fail by reason of what I have said in the preceding paragraph. |
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It is, in my judgment, difficult on the face of it to fault any of the inspector's reasoning. |
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In real-life situations, the judgment that A is the same person as B typically has moral implications. |
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If a judgment has been obtained by perjured evidence remedies are available to the aggrieved party. |
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In my judgment, grave though the libel is, and grave though the aggravation has been, the answer to that question is decisively no. |
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The divine judgment is unexpected, kenotic, eschatological, and apophatically affirmed and denied. |
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The pattern of kenosis applies, not just to the life and death of the Christ, but also to his performance of the divine role of judgment. |
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Harriet has the keen judgment and discerning intellect necessary to be an outstanding Counsel. |
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You must then deal fully with the ratio decidendi of the case, with a detailed analysis of Lord Templeman's judgment on behalf of the majority. |
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It did not assist the judgment whether the error was in the map or the statement. |
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It will be a matter of judgment whether and how to take account of indirect evidence. |
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The Resurrection removes the fear of judgment in the next life from the justified believer. |
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For many managers, passing judgment on another human being is an awkward exercise at best, a breeding ground for rancor and hostility at worst. |
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Obviously that's a very subjective sieve to push through a juror, because the juror has to make an introspective judgment of himself. |
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The idea that an ally has a right to independent judgment is too easily dismissed as what could be described as wetness. |
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The judgment was ambiguous over the adjoining 1.8 square mile plot, opening the way for both sides to claim it. |
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Exercising judgment does not refer to being judgmental, critical or condemning. |
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As far as he's concerned these people have already sat in judgment on him and decided he had a case to answer. |
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For example, pretty much everyone agrees that a judge should not sit in judgment in a case on appeal if he participated in the decision below. |
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Republicans are reserving judgment at this time, but they are calling for congressional hearings. |
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I am reserving judgment on Judy's status in the investigation because I have no facts one way or the other. |
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It's a negotiating process and I think we need to just reserve judgment on almost every aspect of it. |
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We, as citizens, are not in a position to pass judgment on how people deal with such issues in their personal lives. |
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Do you have a little voice inside your head that is constantly passing judgment on you, criticizing you at every turn? |
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Meanwhile, a sceptical public have already passed judgment on his reputation. |
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Unplanned pregnancies are not new, nor uncommon, and only the unwise will pass judgment in matters of unexpected paternity. |
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It was unnecessary on the application to pass judgment on his litigation style because it did not affect the jurisdiction of the trial judge. |
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One manufacturer challenged this amendment, but ultimately the Supreme Court passed judgment in favour of the government of India. |
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It should, however, be made clear that under Article 234 the ECJ does not pass judgment on the validity as such of a national law. |
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You know I always wonder about the kind of people who sit on these judges benches and pass judgment over people. |
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It was thought that it would be improper and illogical to ask an appellate jury to pass judgment again on guilt or innocence. |
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The loss of the temple was a divine judgment on account of the unfaithfulness of the priests, scribes and Sanhedrin elders. |
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In this modern perspective, the death penalty expresses not the divine judgment on objective evil but rather the collective anger of the group. |
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His death is the divine judgment on me and my sins which he, the blessed Lamb of God, took instead of me. |
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A motion by the Plaintiffs for a summary judgment as to the Defendants' liability and negligence was dismissed. |
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But then you have a decision and a judgment of a single judge of the Federal Court. |
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Does somebody who consents to a judgment have a prima facie right to costs, or not? |
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Civil contempt at common law consists largely in disobeying a judgment or a court order. |
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I reckon that whatever court it be, it should base on facts to make a decision and make a judgment. |
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In fact, we go out of our way to refrain from making a judgment based on our opinions of the views expressed in an advertisement. |
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Adams' biography confesses to concentrating less on the later years and this deprives the book of a conclusive judgment about its subject. |
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Something I will never give a judgment or an opinion on is how many children a family should have. |
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In my judgment, it was a carefully thought-through decision, not only by the president but by the senior military. |
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In our judgment there was no error in the approach, nor in the conclusion reached by the sentencing judge. |
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What I don't believe however is that they were prophets or infallible or delivered from all possibilities of error in their judgment. |
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He felt safe with women because they were easier in their judgment of his abilities and feelings. |
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It is characterized by a loss of intellectual abilities such as judgment, memory and abstract thought. |
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In my judgment the conclusion at which the Tribunal arrived on this issue was one which was open to them on the facts. |
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Of course, we don't plan to be the ones to tell the big man of the error in his judgment. |
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For this reason, in my judgment, the decision of the Tribunal on this issue is flawed and cannot stand. |
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That document contributed immensely to the acceptance of the decision-usefulness theory for two reasons, in my judgment. |
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In my judgment the conclusion must be that general use on the roads is to be contemplated. |
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Ten more patients like this simply increases the capacity for those making the decisions to make errors in their judgment. |
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We have had some time to read your judgment, and I want to repeat my thanks to you for putting it down in writing. |
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The operator can then use his own judgment in deciding whether the vehicle needs to be jounced. |
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The Welcome Wagon neighbors have poor judgment and apparently nothing to do. |
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The history of this is in fact set out in the joint judgment of Justices Gummow and Hayne in Angas Law Services. |
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Let managers and shareholders make their own choices, based on sound business judgment, not on fear, jingoism or just bad economics. |
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In my judgment, the law does not require that in every situation every party to the act or document should be a party to the sham. |
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A debt can be garnished by a judgment creditor if it is accrued and payable at the time the order nisi is made. |
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The city of Jerusalem, laid waste and destroyed by the Babylonians as an act of divine judgment, is described as having lost all its beauty. |
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For the reasons set out in the judgment which is handed down we allow this appeal and quash the conviction. |
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The court of appeal may dismiss the appeal, quash the judgment, or request a retrial by a trial court. |
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It talks about her agoraphobia and her diabetes, as well as her recent court testimony, all without judgment or venom. |
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He would tell me who I was, and his judgment was lacerating, merciless. |
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Surely there needs to be some kind of discerning critical judgment involved? |
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As for the judgment of sin being entrusted to the public assembly rather judging for oneself, at first glance polytheism really seems to show tolerant justice. |
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We have to make a judgment about the value of their services. |
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Adrian is a loving father who used his judgment as a parent to discipline his son. |
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Some people stared in curiosity, some in amazement, and others in judgment, so it was interesting to get that glare. |
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We have reached a tipping point in the culture where Americans are now trained to look to the rules instead of their own judgment. |
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He argues persuasively that the decision to launch the attack was completely contrary to reason and good military judgment. |
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Interesting that those who sat in judgment of him found those two sets of beliefs to be incompatible. |
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Is there any other government in the world to which brog outsources his own moral judgment in this way? |
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Messud never made that judgment, and the tragedy rhymes with the struggles of the chattering class in an attentive, fresh way. |
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All we're trying to do is to make our best judgment about the qualifications of very important judges to be serving on circuit courts across this country. |
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In both cases, Emma knows better, but prejudice warps her judgment. |
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There is in my judgment no warrant for it in the statutory language. |
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These Old Testament believers are pronouncing their longing for vindication and judgment in the name of Jehovah the righteous one, and in vivid poetic language. |
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He then set out his conclusions which I quoted earlier in this judgment. |
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I stopped my words there, realizing the error in my judgment. |
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That is what she thinks, but this is an error, in my judgment. |
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Is there, in your judgment, reasonable expectation that the dollar is going to lose value here in the months ahead in response to that massive deficit? |
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Then everyone else can give their opinion and make a judgment. |
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The order was made following a summary judgment hearing upon affidavits. |
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So, I gave it a try, against my better judgment, it has to be said. |
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So, against my better judgment and riddled with naivety, I said yes. |
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He added that the council was not in a position to pass judgment on the characteristics of the clientele who would use the proposed massage parlour. |
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Most commentators have passed judgment on this, the first live televising of a British court case, by dismissing the lengthy legal exchanges as unutterably tedious. |
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The case ended in a hung jury, even though the jury consisted entirely of military officers sitting in judgment on criticism of their commanding officer. |
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There is, in our submission, no demonstrable or justiciable error of law that should attract this Court's jurisdiction arising from the judgment of the Full Court. |
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A computer program reads the same scans the radiologist views, and the combined judgment of the computer and radiologist helps detect more cancers, the researchers found. |
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If, at the same time, we understand divine judgment as kenotic and eschatological, we will be driven to deny that anything we understand by judgment might represent it. |
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Then read the mountains of judgment, scorn, bragging, critiquing, and defensiveness that each debate seems to produce. |
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Full insight, reality testing and judgment are retained by subjects. |
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Against her better judgment, Rachel decided to go for a walk. |
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The mere fact, if it be a fact, that the constable reasonably thought that a breach of the peace was likely did not in my judgment justify the arrest of the bailiff. |
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However, it holds back from actually making a critical judgment. |
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But some observers warned against a rush to judgment in a country whose problems are deep-rooted and notoriously complex. |
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My judgment is that these alternative wordings and response categories are not significantly responsible for the resulting differences in the surveys. |
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Yet in his speech tomorrow he will defend his judgment rather than seek to explain it away as a temporary lapse which was never intended to be aired in public. |
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Sometimes, that intense social judgment, that expectation of saintly loving maternal perfection, can destroy a mother. |
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But his essays show a man struggling to figure out the complexities of discernment and judgment. |
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My Lord, I do not propose to rehearse the arguments that were put forward by Mr Kovats and, indeed, that your Lordship has considered in the judgment. |
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I do not propose to rehearse in detail all those matters which I have identified earlier in this judgment as tending to the rejection of the Applications. |
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If the appeal is admissible and well founded, the Court of Justice sets aside the judgment of the General Court. |
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The Court's judgment also binds other national courts before which a problem of the same nature is raised. |
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I have met men who have heard Pitt and Fox, and in whose judgment their eloquence at its best was inferior to the finest efforts of John Bright. |
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The judgment was entered by the Regional District Court in Munich, is appealable, and applies throughout Germany. |
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Often, a separate public hearing is held on the Preliminary Objections and the Court will render a judgment. |
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Furthermore, if the Security Council refuses to enforce a judgment against any other state, there is no method of forcing the state to comply. |
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You owe them competence, discipline, courage, judgment, etc. |
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Such as the final judgment, the order for interim measures of the Court are binding on state parties to the dispute. |
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In short, the premises lability claim should not have been dismissed under the motion for summary judgment. |
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Until rendering a final judgment, the Court has competence to order interim measures for the protection of the rights of a party to a dispute. |
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And Christ anyway, you trust her judgment? She's out of her box man. Fried. |
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In humans, these cells are thought to be involved in social conduct, emotions, judgment and theory of mind. |
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In humans, these cells are involved in social conduct, emotions, judgment, and theory of mind. |
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The relations of life act as bribes to bias his judgment and foredetermine his verdict. |
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But, to invoke the jurisdiction in any given case, all the parties have to accept the prospective judgment as binding. |
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In debt cases, the aim of a claimant taking County Court action against a defendant is to secure a County Court judgment. |
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The burden of judgment imposed by the politics of respectability can easily colonize black minds. |
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The procedure for debt was in advance of that in England, in that a default judgment could be obtained. |
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It was possible to appeal against a judge's decision, and the apellant could demand that the judge show the authority of a book for his judgment. |
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In deciding whether there is disputed material fact issue precluding summary judgment, evidence favorable to nonmovant will be taken as true. |
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The motion must briefly explain why the nonmovant does not have the evidence it needs to oppose the summary judgment by affidavits. |
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These were two very real concepts to the jurists and the value of a given judgment with respect to them was apparently ascertainable. |
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Subsequently, in 1778, the judgment against de Lally was expunged just before Voltaire's death. |
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Edward gave judgment on the Scottish case on November 17, 1292 in favour of John Balliol, with his son Edward becoming heir designate. |
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A neg is not an insult but a negative social value judgment that is telegraphed. |
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The representations of Christ as the Almighty Lord on his judgment throne owed something to pictures of Zeus. |
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These documents were dismissed by the IAEA as forgeries, with the concurrence in that judgment of outside experts. |
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The office has absolute discretion in some areas, such as referring a bill to the Supreme Court for a judgment on its constitutionality. |
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Since animals are a calming influence and there is no judgment, children learn confidence and a love of reading. |
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The poem begins with a discussion of the standard rules that govern poetry by which a critic passes judgment. |
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I never had a bribe or reward in my eye or thought when pronouncing judgment or order. |
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Judge thyself with the judgment of sincerity, and thou will judge others with the judgment of charity. |
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That this judgment was widely shared is indicated by the admitted influence he had on younger poets. |
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At the end of the world after the last judgment, time will cease and we will live like the angels in a state of aeviternity. |
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Normally, only the Law Lords on the Appellate Committee who were deciding the case voted when the House gave judgment. |
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In my judgment, there is no distinction between the resetter and the thief. |
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When the House gave judgment, the regular quorum of three applied, but those three had to be Law Lords. |
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When the Commons demand judgment, but not earlier, the Lords may proceed to pronounce the sentence against the accused. |
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If the House of Lords was in recess, the Lord Chancellor or Senior Lord of Appeal in Ordinary could recall the House to give judgment. |
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This probably ought to be a judgment call made by individual teachers who know their students well. |
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Quotron and ADP are jointly submitting the stipulation to the court to be entered as a partial final judgment. |
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Hermia. I would my father look'd but with my eyes. Theseus. Rather your eyes must with his judgment look. |
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They typically had little interest in politics and sought conciliation rather than war or they withheld judgment from both sides. |
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Of all the opinions, this one instanced in by you is in your judgment the truest. |
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For one thing, Geoffrey Ashe, a professional author best known for his books on King Arthur, writes with fluency, economy, wit and judgment. |
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The judgment of any casuist or learned divine concerning the state of a man's soul, is not sufficient to give him confidence. |
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In practical terms, a judgment in Guyenne might be subject to an appeal to the French royal court. |
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Will she beguile him into poor judgment, sidetracking his revenge crusade? |
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To avoid the value judgment implied by the expression, many historians now avoid it altogether. |
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That whatever might have been said en passant or adjectitiously, this was the ground on which the judgment below was rested. |
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Just as Petrarch had twisted the meaning of light versus darkness, so the Romantics had twisted the judgment of the Enlightenment. |
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He commissioned a number of men, whose opinions on the matter were known to be divergent, to state the grounds for judgment in writing. |
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This allows the attending physician the room he needs to make his best medical judgment. |
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Found in a series of friezes that represent judgment after death in Hindu and Buddhist culture, it depicts the technique of abdominal abortion. |
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A compensation award can only be right or wrong with reference to that specific judgment. |
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If no excuse can be found or produced, the silence of the books is an authority against the defendant, and the plaintiff must have judgment. |
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For example, this occurs when a person dies intestate, goes bankrupt, or has the property taken in execution of a court judgment. |
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This can be by way of a demurrer, motion to dismiss, or motion for summary judgment. |
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Motions for summary judgment, for example, can usually be brought before, after, or during the actual presentation of the case. |
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In 1234 he pronounced reversal judgment of Hubert de Burgh, 1st Earl of Kent's outlawry. |
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A court grants summary judgment when there is no way the movant can lose at trial. |
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Rule 68 governs the offer of judgment procedure under which a party may make a confidential offer of settlement in an action for money damages. |
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In Dimes, the judges advised the House of Lords that Lord Cottenham's pecuniary interest made his judgment not void, but voidable. |
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This advice is not wrong in the context of a judicial act under review, where the judgment will be held valid unless reversed on appeal. |
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In his judgment, delivered on the same day, he held that, as a general principle, there should be liability for negligent preparation of food. |
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The House of Lords gave judgment on 26 May 1932 after an unusually long delay of over five months since the hearing. |
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The landmark Supreme Court of India judgment was welcomed by women activists across India. |
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However, in most cases, the court hears from all counsel and then reserves judgment, to enable the justices to write considered reasons. |
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The Court of Justice's reply is not merely an opinion, but takes the form of a judgment or a reasoned order. |
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Following its landmark judgment in the 1994 Bommai case, the Supreme Court of India has restricted arbitrary impositions of President's rule. |
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On 11 October 1990 the House of Lords gave its judgment in the light of the ECJ's ruling and granted an injunction in favour of Factortame. |
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Sir William Wade argues that the Factortame judgment alters the Rule of Recognition. |
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This part, at any rate, of Robert Owen's social philosophy has commended itself to the practical judgment of the civilised world. |
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Blessed are they that keep judgment, and he that doeth rightness at all times. |
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If any of his party are mad, they'll try it, and be stogged till the day of judgment. There are bogs..twenty feet deep. |
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Impaired judgment and sundowning often makes it necessary to restrict and protect the delirious patient. |
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Moral judgment, social judgment, or any other kind of higher thought process, is a function of intelligence, that is, of neuronic growth. |
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The judgment re-establishes that the directors and the shareholders cannot be made vicariously liable in criminal matters. |
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Does Ambien impair judgment enough to drive one to violent crime? |
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But schooling and native shrewdness had raised up in the younger men an unfaith in old usages, so judgment halted between sentence and execution. |
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He chastiseth and corrects, as to Him seems best, in His deep, unsearchable, and secret judgment, and all for our good. |
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At the end of the litigation, if things were not clear to him, he could refuse to give a judgment, by swearing that it wasn't clear. |
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But when I press anything, it is always with a true wifish submission to your judgment and inclination. |
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Based upon the professor's judgment of what punctuality is, he or she may make that assumption of the situation with the student. |
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Alba's judgment was that of a soldier trained in Spanish discipline and piety. |
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They are both in my judgment the image or picture of a great Ruine, and have the true aspect of a World lying in its rubbish. |
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I never saw thinge done by you which preposterated or perverted the good judgment that all the world esteemeth to shine in you. |
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Captain Evans had a mind of his own, and did not choose to adopt any man's judgment or prejudices blindly. |
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The realist reports information in a measured style ostensibly uncontaminated by individual predisposition, political objectives, and judgment. |
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However, at the monk's death Gregory offered 30 Masses in his remembrance to assist his soul before the final judgment. |
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The judgment will be set aside based on the client's perjurous answer to the judge's direct questions. |
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The defendants moved for judgment as a matter of law or, in the alternative, a new trial or remittitur on the issue of damages. |
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However there are moral ramifications upon which a mere gelotologist, or student of laughter, would not be prepared to pass judgment. |
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Noda told reporters that he will ''accept'' the verdict on Ozawa as ''a judicatory judgment. |
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Does that seem an overharsh judgment on a life spent ordering supersize cokes, buckets of fries and vats of gelato? |
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No appeal is possible, but any party may ask for the court to clarify if there is a dispute as to the meaning or scope of the court's judgment. |
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Other cardinal systems include Proportional approval voting, sequential proportional approval voting, Satisfaction approval voting and majority judgment. |
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Scherer's study emphasizes the architectonic and antinomic nature of reason in Kant, thereby stressing the necessarily resolutive function of judgment. |
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Lord Bridge concluded that as there was no clear authority on this question, a decision from the ECJ was necessary to enable the House of Lords to give judgment. |
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The whole matter had up until then proceeded with great speed, taking only 6 months from its commencement before the Divisional Court to the House of Lords' judgment. |
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Without any delay, on the morrow I sat on the judgment seat. |
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Horowitz's motion to renew and reargue his motion for summary judgment. |
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A dissenting judgment on the point is not binding and cannot be the ratio. |
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He shall judge thy people with righteousness and thy poor with judgment. |
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It is not my design to censure Sandemanianism in the gross. There are many things in the system which, in my judgment, are worthy of serious attention. |
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They can question the parties involved and then give their opinion on a legal solution to the case before the judges deliberate and deliver their judgment. |
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Her thoughts wandered about among the various friends whose judgment might serve at this crisis to clear her own thoughts.... No, she could not bare her soul to the bishop. |
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After this mention of the closing persecution, he summarily indicates all that the devil, and the city of which he is the prince, shall suffer in the last judgment. |
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Another way these two remedies are distinguished is that the declaratory judgment is sometimes available at an earlier point in a dispute than the injunction. |
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Accordingly, we hereby affirm the judgment in favor of appellees. |
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The plaintiffs here are third persons, and cannot be made responsible for the inadequate judgment or the improper exercise of power by the defendant's wife. |
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Later criticism, though divided, has tended in the contrary direction, and has based its strongest negative judgment on the consideration of rhymes, assonance and vocabulary. |
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A right in rem or a judgment in rem binds the world as opposed to rights and judgments inter partes which only bind those involved in their creation. |
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It has been noted that the new broom sweeps clean, but the old broom knows the corners. Every now and then, the older broom must trust the young broom's judgment. |
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Cameras may have deprived officials of what amounts to umpirical judgment. |
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In support of his judgment, Coke cited not only Tregor's Case but also two anonymous cases with the academic names of Cessavit 42 and Annuitie 11, respectively. |
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A denial of a cert petition is not a judgment on the merits of a case, and the decision of the lower court stands as the final ruling in the case. |
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All the art of rhetoric, besides order and clearness, are for nothing else but to insinuate wrong ideas, move the passions, and thereby mislead the judgment. |
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In a challenge, the Strasbourg Court held that having a politician sitting in judgment in a court was a breach of any litigants' right to a fair trial. |
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While in Rome, all citizens could seek judgment against coercion. |
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He hath not sufficient judgment and self-command to hold his tongue. |
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To insist now, with blinkered nostalgia, on the value of judgment and individual subjectivity is to extend these terms ahistorically in a way that strikes me as untenable. |
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He also thinks that I can just get over my asymmetriphobia too so maybe it's just my resentment of him about it that makes me question his judgment on other things. |
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A verdict of guilty in a criminal case is generally followed by a judgment of conviction rendered by judge, which in turn be followed by sentencing. |
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One does wonder if the know-alls ever make such errors of judgment. |
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Secondly, When in exerting any passion in action, we chuse means insufficient for the design'd end, and deceive ourselves in our judgment of causes and effects. |
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Make sure that your kids are well informed, that they use good judgment, and that they never, ever arrange to meet a chatmate without your supervision. |
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And over the North presides the Black Tezcatlipoca, known by no other name than Tezcatlipoca, the god of judgment, night, deceit, sorcery and the Earth. |
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Quite apart from the rules of precedent, the weight actually given to any reported judgment may depend on the reputation of both the reporter and the judges. |
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Men of unbounded imagination often want the poise of judgment. |
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Common law decisions today reflect both precedent and policy judgment drawn from economics, the social sciences, business, decisions of foreign courts, and the like. |
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A declaratory judgment may be issued to prevent future legal disputes. |
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This is in perfect accord with our finding that the confident judgment of a given subject is more liable to be correct than an inconfident one by the same subject. |
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However, in the cases of administrative acts or decisions under judicial review, the court can only intervene on the grounds of ultra vires, hence making the judgment void. |
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The opinions are only proposed, and agency heads are free to substitute their judgment for that of the administrative law judge on questions of fact or law. |
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The decisions that the jury makes are not put into effect until the judge makes a judgment, which is the approval to have this trial information be filed in public records. |
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The Columbus family had some success in their first litigation, as a judgment of 1511 confirmed Diego's position as Viceroy, but reduced his powers. |
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But his unbiased opinion, his mature judgment, his enlightened conscience, he ought not to sacrifice to you, to any man, or to any set of men living. |
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The Son of God tells Adam and Eve about God's judgment after their sin. |
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The judgment was condemned as a violation of international law. |
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John requested safe conduct, but Philip only agreed to allow him to come in peace, while providing for his return only if it were allowed to after the judgment of his peers. |
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This brought home the inadequacies of NIH policy regarding informed consent, as well as its continued reliance on the ethical judgment of its individual investigators. |
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After a final decision has been made, either party or both may appeal from the judgment if they believe there had been a procedural error made by the trial court. |
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Thomas Aquinas, drew a line between personal faith manifested in theologians and the authoritative faith presented as a matter of judgment by the pope. |
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It isn't necessarily an automatic appeal after every judgment has been made, however, if there is a legal basis for the appeal, then one has the right to do so. |
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Particularly in the tragedies, with their lengthy speeches abstracted from Sallust and Cicero, Augustan critics saw a writer whose learning had swamped his aesthetic judgment. |
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Where more judgment is involved, more decisions will be appellable. |
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The theses debated and criticized many aspects of the Church and the papacy, including the practice of purgatory, particular judgment, and the authority of the pope. |
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Applied Ethics is the philosophical examination, from a moral standpoint, of particular issues in private and public life that are matters of moral judgment. |
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The court may also decide to grant leave to defend, or to grant a stay on an order for judgment, conditional upon a cash lodgment being made by the defendant. |
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If the judgment is against one of the permanent five members of the Security Council or its allies, any resolution on enforcement would then be vetoed. |
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Of course, if there were other cases where sufficient evidence was available, the balance of that evidence may lead the authorities to reach a different judgment. |
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When a final judgment is entered, the plaintiff is usually barred under the doctrine of res judicata from relitigating any of the issues, even under different legal theories. |
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If all assets are located elsewhere, the plaintiff must file another suit in the appropriate court to seek enforcement of the other court's previous judgment. |
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It is possible for the House of Commons to refuse to press for judgment, in which case the accused, though convicted, is not subjected to punishment. |
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Theologians and philosophers focused and speculated on the religious cause and message, seeing the earthquake as a manifestation of divine judgment. |
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We shall leave to the reader to determine with what judgment we have chosen the several occasions for inserting those ornamental parts of our work. |
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In other words, ratio decidendi is a legal rule derived from, and consistent with, those parts of legal reasoning within a judgment on which the outcome of the case depends. |
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After repeating an earlier reference to the Flood, the Crucifixion and the day of judgment, the poem closes with an obscure reference to metalwork. |
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It is a legal phrase which refers to the legal, moral, political and social principles used by a court to compose the rationale of a particular judgment. |
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Quite apart from the rules of precedent, the weight actually given to any reported judgment may depend on the reputation of both the court and the judges. |
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The difficulty in the search for the ratio becomes acute when in the decisions of the Court of Appeal or the House of Lords, more than one judgment is promulgated. |
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