It now has 28 days from the ruling's publication in which to launch a further appeal, this time to the upper tier tribunal, but it must first prove it has legal grounds for doing so, by finding a legal fault with Friday's decision.
After finding a series of faults with the BHA's work, the study condemns the authority for concluding "that whip use is not painful, that whip use is not a welfare problem and that whip use is necessary for safety and encouragement, without adequate evidence to support these claims".
The Los Angeles Unified School District tore down a portion of the new Belmont Learning Center after finding that a fault ran underneath it.
Explain to the audience that this is neither a fact finding mission or a fault finding mission but an attempt to ensure that the business continuity plan is fit for purpose.
A judge threw the company's case out, finding any fault was Entergy's; the utility is appealing.
There is a fine balance between being an optimist and finding a reason outside of self for the way things happen and always finding fault with self.
Like many other devotees, Ms. Bridges had a difficult time finding fault with a man she regarded as a virtual god beyond law and morality.
Opponents to the Madhyamaka school were critical of this approach, saying in effect that there is little value in finding fault with a philosophical view unless one is prepared to offer a better view to replace the faulty one.
The explicit intent of finding fault in a work is not.
But what purpose is served by publicly finding fault with a volume that some author has worked very hard to produce, when there are many, many excellent books upon which to lavish praise?
Though this is not a moral judgment in the narrow sense favored by accountability theorists (that is, it is unconnected to any interpersonal demand, or mutual expectation, of the sort presupposed by the reactive attitudes) it is a case of finding fault in the way an agent has exercised his judgment.
