If it chose not to implement a Strasbourg judgment, it might place the United Kingdom in breach of its treaty obligations, but as a matter of domestic law there would be nothing objectionable in such a course.
I implement a zero-crossing judgment in ISR.
Teachers have come to know and loath the phrase "with fidelity" because it means, roughly, "Do exactly as we tell you to and never, ever use your own professional judgment". The need to implement a program with fidelity is not an implementation problem; it is a fundamental flaw in the program.
But he is confident in Clinton's judgment and believes that if she were president, she would not implement a no-fly zone in Syria.
More fundamentally, the court's reluctance to let the recount go forward, despite its suggestion that "the search for intent can be confined by specific rules designed to ensure uniform treatment," ultimately turns on its own judgment about the practical realities of implementing a recount, not the judgment of those much close to the process.
Illinois should be applauded for implementing a field test to compare eyewitness judgments using simultaneous versus sequential lineups.
"Mr Griffin failed to properly implement that judgment until we took these proceedings in the high court.
If it does not implement the judgment, the UK would face thousands of financial claims against it potentially totalling millions of pounds.
We hope parliament will now use its discretion and support sensible measures to start to comply with, and implement, the judgment.
But in a comment piece in the Guardian, Google's chief legal officer, David Drummond, acknowledged that the company, which opposes the ruling, was still working out the right way to implement the judgment, and had made some errors.
