Sentence examples for judgment in case from inspiring English sources

Judgment in Case C-415/11of the Court of Justice of the European Union.

The mean of the scores of the two reviewers was computed and classified as the final quality judgment; in case the scores of the reviewers differed more than 2 points, reviewers discussed their assessments and came to a new joint score (this was only needed once, mean difference score was 0.91).

When the Council intends to substantially amend the proposal, it is required to consult Parliament again (judgment in Case 65/90).

However, the Court's judgment in Case C-113/14 of 7 September 2016 has established a broad interpretation of the concept of 'fixing prices' in Article 43, paragraph 3, TFEU, which includes reference thresholds for intervention prices.

He was suspended twice, once for not using good judgment in cases involving minors and another time for slapping a black woman he was bringing into custody.

Many judges, not just Ellis, chafe at the results of that judgment in cases dealing with large financial losses, which is why observers anticipated some downward departure from the guidelines here.

This month, Mr. Hagel attempted to beat back that problem with a memorandum asking military commanders to use their own judgment in cases and to not be influenced by Mr. Obama's remarks.

Hallvard Lillehammer (2002) and Stephen Smith (2005) have both criticized Keown for misinterpreting the significance of the physician's judgment in cases of voluntary euthanasia.

Third, even if the colonizers really try to treat the native peoples fairly, their natural tendency to sympathize with those similar to themselves (other foreign colonists or merchants) would likely lead to distorted judgment in cases of conflict.

The synoptic approach was specifically designed to incorporate best professional judgment in cases where information and resources are limited.

Treatment was stopped in case of no response, lymphoma progression, patient refusal or, at the treating physicians judgment, in cases of intercurrent illness.