Examples of using Judgements in English and their translations into Danish
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In addition, the sponsor provided a number of independent overwhelmingly positive benefit/ risk judgements from experts in palliative care.
Actually you can even cheat a bit with some of the ingredients- no judgements!
that travellers should be able to make informed judgements.
When one looks at the consequences of these judgements, it has to be said that they are fairly light in many cases.
make your own judgements.
the physicain should not be influenced by such judgements. ts.
the INTA Committee and to depend on in its understanding and judgements of complex trade policy issues.
The judgements of the European Court of Justice are political
a critical element that lets you make confident comparative judgements without being clouded by misleading changes in volume.
if only they would stick to all of his rules and judgements.
engineering judgements and experience.
implying presumably that have err in their judgements on the basis of what Alexander said about him.
There have certainly been many strong reactions to numerous judgements by the Court of Justice in recent times.
Not only are the accounts unacceptable, but some of the judgements on how public money is used are unacceptable too.
As a result of the advisory service activities, it is found that the customers' judgements have become more competent
deliberate properly before correct decisions or judgements can be made.
This is necessary if legal inequality is to be prevented, and issues of competition will gravitate towards the court where the most lenient judgements are given.
Data should have been provided- both positive and negative- so that judgements could have been supported by quantifiable information.
The European Court of Justice handed down three judgements vindicating these citizens who,
This will make it easier to understand differing judgements and to help build a greater consistency in how precedents operate.
