Sentence examples for judgement said from inspiring English sources
The judgement said such orders are placed in the medical records of half of the population in advance of their deaths.
"At this time, when the E.U. and I.M.F. are actually running our country and we have lost every bit of sovereignty, the last thing people want is an outside agency making an intrusive judgement," said Ms. Bhriain.
The earlier judgement said Actavis' Watson unit had infringed Shire's patent over Lialda - a treatment for bowel disease - but the appeal court said the scope of the patent had been incorrectly analysed.
"When there is no market, the value of securities based on FAS 157 becomes somewhat difficult and requires a certain amount of judgement," said Willumstad, who ran AIG for just three months in the run-up to its bail-out.
"The existing law will remain in place while we carefully consider the judgement," said the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, in a typically defiant response to the important European Court of Human Rights judgment that two innocent men should not have had their DNA and fingerprints retained by South Yorkshire Police.
"The majority [of the high court bench] held that the expression "adversely affect" in s 8(2) refers to conduct that adversely affects or could adversely affect the probity of the exercise of an official function by a public official," the summary of the judgement said.
A third reserve judgement, saying it would depend on the renegotiation.
If you think of what was being painted when Barocci was young – Michelangelo's Last Judgement, say – you will see how far things had come.
Jonathan Haidt, a trailblazer in the scientific study of the psychology of moral sensibility and judgement, says it's conservative conviction in "karma".
The chief executive's superstar status may have eroded senior managers' readiness to question his judgement, says a Paris-based analyst.The French government could have ousted Mr Ghosn (it has a 15% stake in Renault).
This event seems to have really struck a chord with our supporters and although the language could be viewed as a bit unconventional, they trust our instinct and judgement," says Wainwright.
