Recently, they paid the judgment amount but filed an appeal.
The judgment amounts to a victory for the broadcasters, albeit a partial one.
The Federation of Poles of Great Britain recently published a dossier of 80 headlines from the Daily Mail which in their judgment amounted to anti-Polish xenophobia.
But under EXT, this judgment is not just false it is inconsistent.[1] The externalist content of the judgment amounts to: Water is non-identical with itself.
In this theoretical framework, judgment amounts to the act of either grouping things together as "similar" or "the same" or distinguishing them as "different".
A little less roughly, the judgment amounts to thinking that any acceptable standard for practical reasoning requires me to tell the truth to the judge.
In ancient Israel, and still for most of the world today, a "bad judgment" amounting to inadequate and/or untimely rainfall is nothing short of disastrous.
One example of credit for business as usual is the provision allowing banks to satisfy $1.7 billion of their obligations for waiving "deficiency judgments," the amount a borrower still owes if a house in foreclosure is sold for less than the remaining mortgage debt.
"In my judgment, no amount of monetary alchemy can solve the problem of the real economy, so anyone who is thinking of a quick fix is wrong," Mr. Redrado said.
"The first precaution that should be taken by boards concerned about this issue is to review their bylaws to make sure that all existing loopholes are adequately plugged," Mr. Cholst said, adding that if the bylaws do not permit reimbursement for "judgments, fines, amounts paid in settlement and reasonable expenses," they can be amended to do so.
