(We can imagine the process being carried out by individuals, for example, as citizens thinking about an issue of basic justice or judges about a matter of constitutional essentials, and as a collective process, in public deliberation.
But it is a "basic proposition," Judge Roberts added, that "government can't take property from A and give it to B".
The basic problem, Judge Kennedy said, is that the rules required drug companies to study the effects of their products in children, even when the companies did not label or market the drugs for use by children.
The second step involves two tasks: (2A) search for an EBI and (2B) judge basic fit to identify interventions to review in more detail in Step 3. Basic fit is an initial assessment of how well an intervention tested in one setting might fit the needs and resources in another setting.
"The current financial difficulties of the state do not relieve, justify or excuse the State of North Carolina from its constitutional obligation to provide each and every child in North Carolina an equal opportunity to obtain a sound basic education," the judge, Howard E. Manning Jr. of Wake County Superior Court, wrote in announcing the hearing.
The results of elastic and seismic analyses in this study will be used as basic information to judge whether a flange design meets the acceptance criteria.
Yet some Democratic leaders seem ready to take Congress to a new low, declaring its complicity in White House lawbreaking while fortifying a secretive model of executive power that denies the courts their basic authority to judge citizens -- and another branch of government.
To judge basic fit of the EBIs identified, the planner considers whether the focus of the EBI matches the health problem, behaviors, environmental conditions, organizational resources, and characteristics of the population in the new setting or community.
Back then, their return was as part of a back-to-basics idea, meaning that most basic of "outrageous" judges, Sharon Osbourne, also returned.
The breach of the basic principle that judges in a criminal trial are independent of the government and must on no account collude, or discuss the facts of a case, with ministers has been disclosed by Thomas Grant, QC, in the paperback edition of his book, Jeremy Hutchinson's Case Histories.
