Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Without giving a value judgment here about the Convention phenomenon, it is evident that it entails costs.
• The results were disappointing, but I am pleased that the Commission is now giving a balanced judgment rather than the overoptimistic views it expressed immediately at the end of the summit.
• Accept, by giving a final judgment itself, the application for compensation under Article 288 EC lodged before the Court of First Instance (CFI), or in the alternative refer the case back to the CFI
• on the assumption that giving effect to a judgment annulling the decision or decisions would be very difficult, order the defendant to pay the sum of EUR 45600;
• He was giving a judgment on the security barrier.
• Appeal court giving judgment itself in the main proceedings
• If different, Court/Tribunal giving the judgment:
• A court giving judgment at last instance 'shall', pursuant to the provision, 'bring the matter before the Court of Justice [of the EC]'.

• So please reserve making a judgment, which must be calm and unprejudiced, until you have studied the Commission's communication in detail.
• I'm not making a value judgment.
• The least we can say without making a moral judgment is that the repressive policy is not working.
• The application of these apparently technical principles involves making a judgment as to their social, cultural or other appropriateness, even though there is no effective mechanism with which to monitor their application.
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• Appeal against a judgment making a reference for a preliminary ruling
• Honestly, I did regret making a bad judgment, but I think it was good to come here and return the ring.
• I am not making a value judgment, just stating facts.