A draft document produced by the convention's presidium (as its steering committee grandly calls itself) aspires to create a "European criminal-justice policy" replete with a European public prosecutor responsible for "investigating, prosecuting and bringing to judgment perpetrators of serious crimes affecting several member states".
Our comments regarding the requirements of conducting a PIR-GAS judgment bring to fruition new possibilities for researchers who might apply the PIR-GAS measure to attain the goal of a standardized measure.
With all its faults, it is the closest thing we have to a realisation of Churchill's dream of "a European court … before which cases of the violations of these rights … might be brought to the judgment of the civilised world".
Next, the hand was moved away from the reference position through a distractor movement, before being brought to a judgment position where the hand was held until the subject made a two-alternative forced-choice judgement about which side along the axis of movement (left or right, forwards or backwards) the judgment position fell with respect to the reference position.
The judgment you bring to make decisions.
The judgment may bring to a close years of legal wrangling and anxiety for Cornwell, though Anchin et al. have vowed to appeal the verdict and defend the reputation of the firm.
To bring to life the so-called Judgment of Paris from 1976, a cultural tipping point when California wines bested French ones in a blind tasting, Ms. Diller's firm staged a full-scale photo shoot near its offices in Chelsea, complete with actors who looked like the original participants.
The judgments we bring to bear on one another are not very sound, are they?
For it is our choices – and the wisdom, resolve and judgments we bring to bear in making them, at both a national and global level – that will determine whether we secure a lasting recovery and indispensable reforms to safeguard our economic future".
Theoretical issues crop up everywhere in bioethics, and most of the ethical judgments we bring to bear on them may implicitly but ultimately commit us to some theory or other (Rachels 1998, and Darwall 2003).
