It's one of the pleasures of reading him, that for all the callowness, or cruelty, of his characters, he never extends his judgments onto us.
As an analogical method of thinking, casuistry attempts to extend the judgments reached in so-called paradigm cases to new cases that present somewhat different fact patterns.
It is clear that the perception of morphological data as inferior to molecular data also extends to value judgments on the quality of a particular morphological analysis based on how well the results of that analysis conform to the results of molecular analyses (e.g. [ 19]).
But in his opinion Justice Samuel Alito, joined by Antonin Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, and John Roberts, clearly indicates that the majority would have been willing extend its judgment to all government workers — and wound unions even more deeply.
In either sort of case, we are considering whether to "extend" our judgment about what is of a kind to include something new.
If so, do you think the responsibility to suspend judgment extends to readers as well?
Our judgment extends to the District Court's findings with respect to the state law counterparts of the plaintiffs' Sherman Act claims.
The company had agreed to bar the sale of such items through its French-language portal, but the judgment extends to its American-based sites, obliging Yahoo! to filter out French visitors with a penchant for the Third Reich.
'That's not going to happen.' Interestingly, considering her legacy as a champion of women's rights, O'Connor's dismissal of value-judgments extends to her view of gender roles.
"In declaring the old 'safe harbor' rules invalid, however, the significance of the judgment extends far beyond the case presently pending in Ireland," Dixon added.
