Sentence examples for judgments saying from inspiring English sources

British courts "would enter judgments saying Greece owes x billion euros," said Whitney Debevoise, a lawyer with Arnold & Porter, "but would then have to find assets".

Antitrust lawyers on both sides of such cases in Europe usually dismiss allegations of anti-U.S. bias in the judgments, saying U.S. tech companies are a focus because they are dominant in their field, not because they are American.

Others cautioned against making snap judgments, saying the Obama administration may yet reestablish its deterrence power by striking Syria.

Von Anhalt bristled at the judgments, saying he only had been trying to protect his wife when he talked to the German newspaper.

Arsene Wenger, who manages Britain's Arsenal club, called the events embarrassing but cautioned against snap judgments, saying: "Sometimes I think now we are too quick to convict people who have not been proven guilty".

'It helps them make judgments,' said another.

Deontological judgments, says Greene those where we're unwilling to make the utilitarian move deontological judgments, says Greene, are driven by emotional responses.

"I wasn't hired to make moral judgments," says the case worker.

"They understand our worries and don't make judgments," says one of them.

"It obviously licenses highly subjective judgments," said Stephen B. Burbank, an authority on civil procedure at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

"It's right that the manager makes his own judgments," said Destro.