Sentence examples for case judgment from inspiring English sources

In accordance with the opinion in that case, judgment was entered in favor of the suing bondholders.

And how to centralize whether through case-by case judgment, a rule book, or a computer model is as difficult a question as how much.

"The test case judgment involving Amicus members will ensure that thousands of workers who have been exposed to asbestos over the past 50 years will continue to be eligible for compensation in the future," an Amicus spokesman said.

David Rupert infiltrated the Real IRA and provided evidence against the four men, who are appealing against a historic civil case judgment that held them liable for the massacre.

A test case judgment has been handed down in the high court preventing the Home Office from detaining child asylum seekers just because officials think they look 18 or older.

White explained that summary judgment isn't about whether one side's evidence is stronger than the other — it's about whether one side has no evidence at all, in which case judgment should be entered for the other.

Following this critical exchange, the avatars of an allegedly deductive principlism acknowledged a two-way relationship between moral principles and case judgments.

This challenge led Beauchamp and Childress to concede the important role of particularized case judgments in the identification and specification of moral principles.

This raises questions about the relative epistemic weight of theoretical considerations (e.g. philosophical arguments for a given theory of consciousness) against particular case judgments or intuitions about whether a given creature is conscious.

Beyond that, Justice Ginsburg wrote, things get murkier, requiring case-by-case judgment.

The issuance of railroad and utility bonds does not eliminate holistic, case-by-case judgment.