The judge said Cadbury now accepted that the testing system introduced in 2003, which was based on a misunderstanding of scientific literature, was "badly flawed and wrong".
Most policymakers now accept that stress tests of the continent's banks in July were nowhere near tough enough to restore confidence.
The plan itself refused to accept that means-testing was fair: If you applied this reasoning across the board, you would need to dismantle the state school system and indeed, the NHS.
He is willing to accept that different moral tests apply in different circumstances, and no one test will decide responsibility in all kinds of cases, regardless of context.
"The banks do not accept that the legal test of unfairness set out in unfair- contract-terms legislation applies to the charges.
It seems harder for American agencies to accept that products and processes tested abroad should simply be given the nod in America.This is especially true of the Food and Drug Administration FDAA), which has responsibility for drugs and medical devices.
An enthusiastic prior is the opposite of a sceptical prior and represents the beliefs of individuals who already accept that the new treatment being tested is promising enough to warrant testing in a Phase III trial.
If one accepts that offering carrier testing for some disorders (for example, Tay Sachs disease) is good medical practice, then testing for other disorders of similar severity (such as Hurler mucopolysaccharidosis) would seem ethically desirable.
Or, they must accept that the students will take a test that covers material they have not yet seen, jeopardizing their jobs and lowering the test-taking confidence of their students.
In the course of its judgment, the Court of Appeal accepted that the source test is one of the tests that can be relied on to determine whether a decision by a body is amenable to judicial review.
Although many of these GPs accepted that the PSA test was not perfect, they preferred to test because "clearly, people's lives are saved" (GP8).
