Sentence examples for judgment in relation to from inspiring English sources

When you get into fines you are making judgment in relation to their ability to pay.

BskyB said: "We are pleased to have reached a settlement after Microsoft agreed not to appeal the trade mark infringement judgment in relation to its SkyDrive service".

High Court – chaplains 2. The High Court will later this morning hand down what will be a very interesting judgment in relation to the Abbott government's school chaplaincy program.

But the Omagh campaigners claim the new report will show that this was a lethal error of judgment in relation to the terror group's final and most catastrophic attack in 1998.

However, the Omagh campaigners claim the new report will show that this was a lethal error of judgment in relation to the terror group's final and most catastrophic attack in 1998.

"I think it's for public bodies like the Border Force officials, it's for schools and colleges, and others like the judiciary, as we've recently seen, to make a judgment in relation to those cases as to whether it's necessary to ask somebody to remove the veil.

The panel was not asked to make judgments in relation to the quality of the research, the appropriateness of the research methods, or the importance of the findings.

The majority did not find Rutherford or his cabinet guilty of any wrongdoing, but criticized them for poor judgment, both in relation to the loan guarantees and in relation to the exemptions the A&GW received from provincial legislation; a minority report was more sympathetic, and declared the allegations against them "disproved".

These findings support the notion that aversive states promote behavioral withdrawal, which can translate into harm-averse moral judgments when those judgments are framed in relation to action permissibility.

But, as the high court's judgment pointed out in relation to section 377, this has meant violating the egalitarian ethos of independent India's constitution, which explicitly upholds equality before the law and prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth.

The judgment on Thursday came in relation to two joint enterprise cases, one in Leicester the other in Jamaica, where men were convicted of murder.