Sentence examples for a judgment relating from inspiring English sources

According to a judgment relating to Sion's appeal to the provincial court for the Swiss canton of Vaud, seen by Digger, the supposedly independent appeals bodies of international football organisations such as Uefa and Fifa are little more than kangaroo courts.

Just as Kant had earlier emphasized (in these pre-critical works) that the consequent of a real ground is not contained in it, and thus does not result by "the analysis of concepts," Kant now (in the critical period) maintains that the concept of the effect cannot be contained in the concept of the cause and, accordingly, that a judgment relating the two cannot be analytic.

Each domain is assigned a judgment relating to the risk of bias for that study: low risk, high risk, and unclear (or unknown).

Within each entry, what was reported in the study was described and a judgment relating to the risk of bias for that entry was assigned.

23 For use in a pre-specified sensitivity analysis, we assigned a judgment relating to risk of bias (low, high, unclear) based on the allocation concealment domain.

This includes assessing the likelihood that the pooled estimate for each outcome is free from bias [ 2], and a judgment related to the degree of heterogeneity.

(Clancy, 53) As Clancy indicated above, the physicality and visibility of health concerns such as cuts and bruising resulted in an action-oriented judgment relating to help seeking, and a shorter than usual monitoring period.

There was a problem with a contractor as well as a stop-work order from the city; there was also a worker who won a $210,000 judgment related to a fall off a ladder while installing a light on the front stoop.

For the stationary equation of quasi optic, at first judgment relating to the existence and uniqueness of a boundary value problem was given.

The Ministry of Justice said there was no need to change the law in the light of the law lords' ruling because the judgment related to the way the law was implemented by prosecutors, not the law itself.

Other cases that were on hold pending the Strasbourg judgment relate to containment at student fee demonstrations in late 2010, when police were criticised for holding schoolchildren late into the night in freezing conditions.