The Judgement Of Paris, where mortal Paris gets to decide whether a nude Hera, Aphrodite or Athena is best looking, doesn't sound like obvious feminist fare.
When a play is over, an official called a referee places (or spots) the ball on the yard marker which corresponds to his or her judgement of the place where forward progress of the player with the ball was stopped.
Camp has provided me with a safe haven, free of judgement, where I can learn and grow from my peers.
While the AG's opinion is not binding on the CJEU, the court tends to take a similar view, so it's a good indicator of where the final judgement will land, likely in three to six months' time.
The way it looks and feels is not a judgement, it is simply a snapshot of where you are currently.
And, just off the edge of that dark place, in a plain that is quiet and clear and secluded, is a place of no judgement, where even the endless hum of humanity falls away and we are at our most alone and most free.
Lower thresholds could be used when resources become available and where the judgement of health care professionals involved in familial cancer clinics indicates.
We acknowledge that there may have been cases where users' judgement of the process of care or structure of services was biased by a negative health outcome, which may or may not have been possible to change at the time they consulted the out-of-hours service.
The opposite held true for infectious diseases, where the patients' judgement of their own working incapacity increased the risk of being sick listed (OR 6,4), while the GP's opinion that the patient had limited work capacity did not result in sick listing.
