That there were some tensions between Tempier and the theologians is attested by Giles of Rome, a contemporary witness of the events of 1277: he claimed that some articles were condemned not on the basis of the advice of the masters, but rather due to the "obstinacy of a few".
It is essential that this new evidence be widely circulated, which it has not been to date, and that those who condemned Israel on the basis of false allegations correct the record.
"Condemning anyone on the basis of unnamed sources is a blot on our profession," the Times Anthony Lewis warns... Garbus: "They haven't paid the prices I have.
"We cannot accept any text which would put religion above individuals, not condemn discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, condone antisemitism or single out Israel".
To condemn someone on the basis of unremarkable trip reports is reckless, and the argument is fallacious.
Where would the networks be if they condemned all sitcoms on the basis of one bad sitcom?" But the two forms are different, network executives argue.
Most recently, two condemned men convicted on the basis of confessions were exonerated by DNA evidence.
All sides in this debate, including the Alliance, are on record as condemning any discrimination on the basis of caste".
Moreover, such a complex case, with a bulky ruling which is still not in the public domain, does not offer much guidance on what sort of rebate schemes might be deemed predatory.Trustbusters have moved away from the practice that so concerned Mr Coase in the early 1970s of being too quick to condemn big firms on the basis of crude judgments.
This brought criticism from several government ministers including Sir John Hobson, the Attorney-General for England and Wales, saying that it would mean condemning a man on the basis of suspicion rather than evidence.
