But the higher pleasures doctrine appeals to the informed or idealized preferences of a competent judge and identifies higher pleasures with the object of their preferences (II 5).
Because you don't understand them? 3. Think of someone you have judged unfairly and identify three things you have in common.
So the crucial point is that the steam breakthrough should be judged accurately and identified quantitatively.
The girl, whom the women name Shula ("uprooted," in Nyanja), plays her role to the hilt: she's employed as a diviner who, taking the place of judge and jury, identifies criminals on sight, and is summoned to end a drought, with tragic consequences.
The contest will be judged by FAO staff and identified stakeholders.
Federal law has no such provision, however, so when reporters are dragged into federal court and required to reveal the names of confidential sources, as Miller was, there is no law, other than case law enunciated by diverse and too-often hostile federal judges, to identify and reinforce the reporter's professional privileges.
Seated across from an Iraqi judge and asked to identify himself, Hussein answered, "I am Saddam Hussein al-Majid, the president of the republic of Iraq".
In addition to teaching substantive law courses, such as constitutional and statutory law interpretation, federalism, international law, and analytic methods, leading scholars in the field of bias recognition help judges better identify and understand influences that may affect their decision-making.
Thus, Tetracorder not only compares the pixel's spectral properties to the spectral properties of each of the entries from the library, but also quantitatively assesses and judges to identify the material present in the pixels.
One of the most disturbing realizations that we lawyers have attained is the recognition that for every case in which judges publicly identify and penalize prosecutorial overreach, it's a safe bet that countless others have flown under the radar, ending with a lengthy prison sentence for someone who did not get a fair trial and who might well be innocent.
