Sentence examples for judgement notes that from inspiring English sources

In the same month, the judgement notes that a note was prepared by a senior legal official following requests from Sinn Féin for the administrative process dealing with OTRs to be speeded up.

In a Q&A about today's judgement, the court notes that it "expressly recognised" the severity of threats facing states, and also how advancements in technology have "made it easier for terrorists and criminals to evade detection on the Internet".

Writing about the Last Judgement panel, Burroughs notes that "each of its several scenes requires attention for itself alone".

It also notes that the recent European Court judgement on holiday pay will cost the authority an estimated £500,000 per year, "with a potentially very significant backpay liability" which is not budgeted for.

The form notes that Google will then make a judgement on whether a request meets the specification of the law.

Critic Anjali Gera notes that the use of proverbs in Arrow of God "serves to create through an echo effect the judgement of a community upon an individual violation".

In a separate post, at The Atlantic, Derek Thompson notes that the swing-state improvement may not enormously help President Obama, because voters makes judgements on the national economy.

In his judgement, Justice Lai noted that Took had no history of mental abnormality, the behaviour the defence cited was "not necessarily abnormal" and the murder was "clearly the product of a cold and calculating mind".

He notes that Blair expressed this unjustified certainty as his "belief" and states that he will not question this, while noting that the "deliberate selection" of the "I believe" formulation "indicates a distinction between his beliefs and the JIC's actual judgements".

Of these, the judgement notes, "47 had so far been cleared".

Nack [ 10] notes that healthcare workers who employ moral surveillance interaction styles with patients during medical encounters often exercise their power and authority in such a way that they communicate negative judgements about patients to patients.