Count Otto Lambsdorff, who represented German industry in the long negotiations that led to last year's agreement, called it an "erroneous, bad, unjustified decision" and said German companies would appeal immediately.
She contends that a judge who, within the limits allowed to him by the law, adopts a decision which is better on moral grounds over one which displays greater congruence with the trend or spirit of the existing law has made a mistake, and has adopted a legally unjustified decision.
Specifically, the difference between the two vignettes positively associated BPD patients with an unjustified decision to hospitalize the patient, with more negative evaluation of the treatment, and with more negative traits (the standardized canonical discriminant function coefficients were respectively 0.81, 0.25 and 0.29).
Misinterpretation of any medical test can have important consequences: unintentional distress, unjustified decisions about future actions, or unnecessary current actions.
"At a time when the global economy is fragile and market sentiment is sensitive, unbalanced and unjustified rating decisions such as Moody's today can initiate damaging self-fulfilling prophecies and certainly strengthen the arguments for tighter regulation of the rating agencies themselves," the Greek finance ministry added.
Trevor Soames, a partner at the Brussels office of Shearman & Sterling, a law firm, said judges were perceived as giving "unjustified deference" to decisions by the European Commission, and so many companies avoid fighting cases.
In these cases an assessment could prevent incompetent patients from the unjustified burden of decision-making responsibility.
The agency's director of information, Denis Hiault, sent a letter of protest to the Chad communications minister, saying the decision was "unjustified" and that Rolley had "shown professionalism, rigour and objectivity in her work".
The network, on its Web site, called the closing unjustified and said the decision "is contrary to pledges made by the Iraqi government to start a new era of free speech and openness".
The club said in a statement: "In the light of the material elements submitted to the members of the disciplinary committee, Paris St-Germain considers this decision to be unjustified and extremely harsh.
Doug Brake, telecommunications policy analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, said in a statement that the decision is an "unjustified, overblown response to what has in actuality been a by-and-large hypothetical concern".
