Sentence examples for binding judgement from inspiring English sources

"If this ruling is still not accepted then the club can go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport which will issue a final binding judgement in August, in time for the start of the 2014-15 Champions League.

Law, unlike morality, stems from social sources (on the role of social sources in understanding law, see Raz 1979 and the entry on legal positivism), from institutions issuing purportedly authoritative directives which claim to express a binding judgement about what ought to be done.

The last thing he'd be qualified to do is oversee oral arguments in small-claims court and issue binding judgements.

The judicial establishment, in the broadest sense, is composed of qadis, who give binding judgements in specific court cases, and muftis and other members of the ulema, who issue generalized but highly influential legal opinions (fatwas).

To assess this magnitude, we first generated a composite measure of binding (tone judgement error minus action judgement error) for 'expected' and 'surprise' training on early and late test trials.

For Raz, legal institutions claim to express binding and authoritative judgements regarding what ought to be done which are designed to allow people to better conform to reason if they follow the decisions of the authority than if they try to follow those other reasons which apply to them directly (see Raz 1994, ch.10).10

The British government can make a final appeal before the judgement becomes binding in three months' time.

The judgement will be non-binding.

"She really has no choice but to be bound by the decision because the constitution says the judgement of the court is binding on all parties, although we are going to make a political protest".

Our future frees itself from binding rules, shame, and transforms spirituality from judgement into all-inclusive divinity".

Positive time judgement errors therefore indicate temporal binding of the action by its (expected) outcome.