Both sides declined to offer details, judgments or predictions, and they cautioned the public not to draw any conclusions.
These agencies were either lacking or uninterested in the kind of granular information that would have allowed them to offer meaningful judgments about the assets, and relied too often on broad analyses and historical trends to make their judgments.
I don't know enough about the inner workings of the place to offer definitive judgments, but from the outside it looks like Keller did a pretty good job overall.
New York State issues report cards to schools that include information on test scores and demographics, but do not offer overall judgments, aside from noting compliance with federal standards.
However, section 4.4.31 of the BBC's editorial guidelines states: "BBC staff and regular BBC presenters or reporters associated with news or public policy-related output may offer professional judgments rooted in evidence.
At this point in the debate, those who accept moral luck offer ordinary judgments and responses in their defense, while moral luck skeptics offer alternative explanations of those practices and hold up the Control Principle itself, together with other reflective intuitive judgments, as reason to reject moral luck.
"The American people are fed up with Wall Street, and there are plenty of people around who could have been brought in here to offer broader judgment on these problems," Mr. Greenberger added.
Assange saw these events in sharply delineated moral terms, yet the footage did not offer easy legal judgments.
A section on the A.N.C.'s turn away from nonviolence, for example, doesn't offer judgments.
Mr. Bush, whose travels overlapped with Mr. Obama's in Tanzania, declined to offer judgments about his successor.
