This time he expands his remit to argue that it is not only possible to ascertain a fair value for stockmarkets but that central banks should try to do so and adjust their policies accordingly.That would once have been a very controversial assertion.
Another noteworthy point that warrants special consideration is an alarmingly increase in the number of rape cases in the country, where in majority of cases, paternity has to be ascertained for fair judgment.
"Different fact patterns will inevitably call for differing approaches to ascertaining the fairest method" for determining losses, the ruling noted.
Hackers complain that, if they go to such companies to try to ascertain what represents a fair price, the value of their information plummets because too many people now know about it.
Ms. Antunes said: "We've bent over backwards to ascertain the facts, to be fair to all parties.
For example, in Florida, "If we were omniscient, or if time were of no moment, we could probably do the fair thing and ascertain with near certainty how everyone voted," Professor Gillers said.
Under the federal securities laws, a judge is required to ascertain whether a proposed S.E.C. settlement is "fair, reasonable, adequate, and in the public interest".
I think today if I were to really enunciate what we do at Tehelka – in this context — it is to speak to everyone involved, be fair, but also to certainly ascertain where we believe the truth lies, go deeper and put our moral weight behind that version of the story.
"From a fair reading of the defendants' testimony, one might ascertain that a more apt description of the Harpersville Municipal Court practices is that of a judicially sanctioned extortion racket," he added.
And though I often find it difficult to ascertain the opinions of my countrymen, especially in matters concerning politics and the regime, many do believe that it's a fair bargain: limits on personal and political freedoms in exchange for the stability that is so dear to them.
