Well, your logic is backward.

You mustn'tjudge us too harshly. I can judge only by what I see.

The next element is the fact that I have applied a value judgment and my value judgment is that the presence of life is better than no life.

We have only one choice.

What is included as an environmental cost will require judgment.

Three different sources said three different things about the bridge.

Thus, the Panel finds no reason to pronounce itself on the issue.

It also believed that the issues taken up in the draft should be dealt with in negotiations on the permanent status, and that the adoption of the draft should not be seen as prejudging their outcome.

And what that illustrates is that decisions are the key things that support our perceptual bubble. It keeps it alive.

The essence of judicial independence is that the judge trying the case is free to decide according to his judgement in the light of the existing law.

(e) Continuously factoring in the expertise and judgement of the relevant expert of the Group and the collective assessment of the Group

The Coroner brought an open verdict in the remaining three cases.

At the same time, our country is against prejudging its outcome.

We view this as prejudging the conclusions reached by the Disarmament Commission.

It further considered that the judgement would, of necessity, again need to apply in the revision of the scale, and could more than offset the noted changes in tax levels at the seven headquarters duty stations.

Surely it is the General Assembly.

Never judge things by their appearance.

Judgement in the Kajelijeli trial was rendered on 1 December 2003.

The Kamuhanda trial concluded with judgement on 22 January 2004.

4. What core values should guide our judgement in this work?

Many shareholders and stakeholders would be interested in information that would help them determine that management is running the enterprise with the best interest of all shareholders and stakeholders in mind and not to unduly benefit any related parties (see also section II.E.6 below on conflict of interest).

We should not prejudge the outcome of the status talks, but obviously we will not see a return to the pre March 1999 situation.

Sentencing should take place shortly thereafter.

The substantiating grounds for the court apos s judgement had not stated that the court had based its verdict on evidence obtained through torture.

Their strength lies in their objectivity (which can assist those responsible for making political judgements) and the gradual convergence towards an internationally agreed framework for criteria and indicators.

and continue to launch quality works worthy of the times.

The purpose of the exercise, however, is to determine whether the individual concerned would be personally at risk of being subjected to torture in the country to which he would return.

They must also respond to prompts, query the system, judge response times and issue commands.

He can only trust yourjudgment and hope...

But people just haven't been able to justify the cost.

Therefore, range alone is an insufficient criterion to make a judgement on a missile under development.

Of course, I am not attempting to pass any premature value judgements on these important issues.

And it is your charge to say, having heard the evidence, whether he be guilty or not.

No, at this time. Can't be too optimistic.

The National Reference Centre on Violence of the National Institute of Legal Medicine stated that in 1995 it received a total of 42,963 reports of domestic violence, 71 per cent of them concerning spouse abuse.

24. Reaffirms the role of the General Assembly in relation to the opening of new United Nations information centres, and invites the Secretary General to make such recommendations as he may judge necessary regarding the establishment and location of these centres

The diagnosis would be made by the responsible authorities in liaison with the interregional advisers or representatives of the Crime Prevention Division.

This means that managers are required to exercise discretionary judgement and to accept consequences for the associated risk

As a consequence, the trial judge had drawn negative inferences about her, in particular about her credibility, and certain relevant evidence of domestic violence had not been presented to the Court.

16. With regard to the longevity and currency risks, it was generally agreed that the reductive factor would have to be based on judgement.

The Tribunal delivered its judgment on 18 December 2004.

Desertification assessment and monitoring Most countries provided diagnoses and causes as well as baseline information.

Cognition is about understanding the world, emotion is about interpreting it saying good, bad, safe, dangerous, and getting us ready to act, which is why the muscles tense or relax.

India believes that it is the sovereign right of every nation to make a judgement regarding its supreme national interests and exercise its sovereign choice.

Later, in August 1997, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations advised The matter is under investigation and should not be pre judged.