Visitors of the area judge the consequences of land abandonment differently.
The process is evaluative; for example, new managers and their key subordinates judge the consequences of the actions they took in the reshaping burst of activity and take corrective measures.
This raises questions whether, for example, adolescents are able (cognitively, emotionally, socially,…) to judge the consequences of their choices, such as joining armed forces or groups or taking part in acts of violence.
An exception to 14 being the age of legal responsibility in Austria is when a child under this age would have been capable of judging the consequences of their actions.
Where no information about work disability was provided, we included studies for which we judged the consequences of disease to be so severe that this would nearly always lead to serious problems with work ability, such as for late stages of cancer.
"The judges must have judged that the consequences of closure would have been intolerable for the country," Mr. Ozel said.
That is why we, and an increasing number of public defenders' offices, employ full-time immigration lawyers to advise clients and educate prosecutors and judges about the consequences of pleading guilty.
"We trust such member states and they trust us because they apply [human rights] convention standards". He believes that most of his fellow judges, fearing the consequences of engaging in political controversy, avoid discussing the loss of the UK's international reputation that would result from undermining the Strasbourg court.
When we repeated analyses firstly accepting only cases when investigator 1 judged antepartum venous thromboembolism to be the consequence of the admission (n=24 events) and secondly accepting only cases judged by investigator 2 to be a consequence (n=27 events), the impact on our effect estimates was modest and our conclusions were unaltered on both occasions.
We judge him by the consequences of his actions.
At a district court hearing in Manhattan on Wednesday, judge Alvin Hellerstein described the consequences of the government's decade long court battle to suppress the photographs, as a way "to obtain a very substantial delay" on disclosure.
