Sentence examples for prior judgment from inspiring English sources

Elaborate protocols have been devised to ensure that children's testimony is uncontaminated by the prior judgment of adults.

On remand, the Court of Appeals reinstated its prior judgment and opinion, again by a divided vote.

Under Triplett, only the comity restraints flowing from an adverse prior judgment operate to limit the patentee's right to sue different defendants on the same patent.

The outlook was dim: a prior judgment in Ethiopian courts had forced a pregnant girl to stay with her captor, and no woman had ever been awarded a self-defense ruling.

On remand, the Ninth Circuit reinstated its prior judgment and opinion, explaining that G & G's rights were violated not because it was deprived of immediate payment, but because the state statutory scheme afforded no hearing at all.

The prior judgment stated that notification of an intention to leave the EU under Article 50 cannot be given based on royal prerogative alone; instead, formal legislation by Parliament is required.

Therefore, precursor-based methods that adopt the Bayesian theorem to update prior judgments on event probabilities using empirical data have been proposed.

12 The protection of housing accommodations in defense-areas through the price control acts may be accomplished by the appellant notwithstanding these prior judgments.

The curators' brilliant move is to mix up all the types of art he experimented with in his last years, from daring watercolours to unfinished canvases, without making prior judgments about which works represent the "real" Turner.

If the majority judgment on p is consistent with collective judgments on prior propositions, this majority judgment prevails; otherwise the collective judgment on p is determined by the implications of prior judgments.

Specific skills like horsemanship make judgments about their own subject matter; the reasoning faculty judges other things and also its own prior judgments.