But Judge Thompson's ruling was not categorical.
He said the decision was not "categorical", suggesting that other countries that opposed the accord could still get aid.
"It is evidence but it is not categorical," said Domingo Bresci, a priest who studied with Bergoglio in the 50s and who knew Yorio.
Many judges do not seem to understand, said Jessica Silbey, a law professor at Suffolk University in Boston, that video is not categorical or irrefutable proof like DNA but only a partial, volatile and dangerously persuasive account of what happened.
Trump validates every component of this indictment, even saying that the U.S. commitment to NATO's foundational principle — an attack on one member is an attack on all — is not categorical.
"The evidence is not categorical" that Hezbollah planned the attack, Bulgaria's foreign minister, Kristian Vigenin, said Wednesday in an interview with Bulgarian National Radio.
The first is that some important process variables (e.g. PRESS PRESSURE) are not categorical variables and therefore more difficult to include as independent variables.
Mencius thinks that matters of ritual place legitimate ethical demands on us, but he stresses that they are not categorical, and can be overridden by more exigent obligations.
(Stumpf, 1906a, p. 31) Stumpf makes it clear, however, that the judgment in question is not categorical but it is a judgment of a particular type which he calls apprehension or apperception.
