The next question is whether nice guys finish first in Cy Young voting, which, as Ken Rosenthal writes on Foxsports.com, usually is reduced to judgment of an unfeeling set of numbers, which Dickey might win anyway.
The term "debt" means any obligation or alleged obligation of a consumer to pay money arising out of a transaction in which the money, property, insurance, or services which are the subject of the transaction are primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, whether or not such obligation has been reduced to judgment.
Nor can the judgment of the impartial spectator be reduced to the judgment of society, even where those two judgments coincide.
This limitation does not apply to debts reduced to a judgment.
Because the line between interpretation and policymaking grows thin at the margins, the test for a valid interpretative rule almost surely reduces to a judgment that the rule does not reflect excessive policymaking discretion.
The arbitration award was reduced to a judgment in Ohio on June 17, 2010 which was uncontested by Albert.
A "claim" is simply defined as a "right to payment", but the definition goes on to make clear that the claim exists even if not yet reduced to a judgment or is otherwise contingent.
Guerra confirmed that the plaintiffs' lawyers were permitted to draft the $18 billion (subsequently reduced to $9.5 billion) final judgment in their favor after they promised to pay Zambrano a $500,000 bribe out of the judgment's proceeds.
Though the remuneration was reduced to $3 billion, the judgment eventually forced Texaco to file for bankruptcy.
For all those who have given up living here and now, because the meaning of their entire lives has been reduced to preparing for judgment day and avoiding hell at all cost, will it improve their human plight?
