It is an extraordinary judgment, for Mr Palmer is paired with a fool for the rest of his days.
Photograph: PAUL MILLER/AAPIMAGE Justice Steven Rares in the first instance threw out the Ashby case in quite an extraordinary judgment in 2012.
Jesse was exceptional, not only in terms of his legal ability but also his humanity coupled with a sense of reality and his extraordinary judgment to the benefit of the firm and its clients.
Moreover, there is nothing in theory, and certainly nothing in experience, to support the extraordinary judgment that it is the truth about himself that is the easiest for a person to know.
Larry Meyer, a former Fed governor, lauded Mr. Kohn in 2010 upon his retirement for his "extraordinary judgment, the institutional memory that comes from many years of dedicated service" and "a calm and steady hand in the Fed's responses to threats to economic and financial stability".
Obama has exhibited extraordinary judgment with regard to the Iraq war, the beating of the drums of war with Iran, as well as his personal conduct and that of the entire Obama campaign in exercising restraint in a Presidential primary increasingly characterized by the politics of personal destruction.
Now a modal argument is one in which either a premise or the conclusion is an ordinary or an extraordinary modal judgment.
Ivan Lewis, the shadow culture secretary, said: "This is yet more evidence of an extraordinary lack of judgment by David Cameron.
Labour attacked Cameron's decision to invite Coulson to Chequers two months after his resignation in January, saying it showed an "extraordinary lack of judgment".
In her court papers, she said the county's policy for granting compensatory time to nonunionized employees like her indicated that it should be paid in instances where, in a department head's judgment, extraordinary circumstances exist.
