What she told me, quite frankly, is that there simply is no such thing as a "public policy exception" when it comes to one state recognizing the judgment of another state.
Further south, Reporting Justice Luis Felipe Salomão of Brazil's Superior Court of Justice (STJ) issued an oral opinion refusing to recognize the Ecuadoran judgment in that country.
"We will recognize the errors of judgment that France and the international community made," said the palace spokesman, adding that the purpose of Mr. Sarkozy's visit was not to ask pardon but to open a new chapter in relations.
We argue that an expanded discussion of SBS is needed, one that engages a broader range of social scientists, ecologists, and resource users, and that explicitly recognizes the value judgments inherent in deciding both what past ecosystems looked like and whether or not and how we might reconstruct them.
They recognize the irrationality of making judgments, including public policies, based on traditional, dogmatic faith rather than evidence.
His fans will recognize the trademarks: trenchant and Olympian judgments that eschew quirkiness in their pursuit of common sense and that are supplemented by extensive quotations from lower-grade participants: the victims and workhorses of others' decisions.
Our present system reflects a flawed value system of society that does not recognize the value of the time, judgment and advice of a fully trained primary-care physician.
Only as research reveals that women's heart attack symptoms differ from men's, and as medicine builds enough knowledge to characterize these differences, will the physician be prepared to recognize the danger of his snap judgment.
States recognize the change, although they reserve judgment until the eventual impact on allocations in the next Plan is known.
There needs to be a recognition that whilst scores are absolute numbers, their actual meaning is relative, and flexibility should be built into any decision support system to recognize the essential role of professional judgment in both scoring and actions.
For officials to claim that this was an error in policy or judgment and not recognize the racism at work is disingenuous.
