Sentences with phrase «definitive judgment of»

O. Any final and definitive decision of an administrative law judge, or in the case such decision is appealed, a final and definitive judgment of an appellate court, issued in connection with any hearing held pursuant to this Chapter and the Administrative Procedure Act shall be considered a valid and final judgment that may be made executory by the commissioner in accordance with the Code of Civil Procedure.

This, however, can happen only if the self - glorying which is the besetting sin alike of legalists and antinomians is transcended in the koinonia of the crucified and risen Lord, and the full and definitive judgment of the cross perpetually renewed.

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Of course, all this happened in a controlled demo environment, so I can't make any definitive judgments just yet.

A loving father and faithful husband, patron of the arts and friend of the poor, Cromwell not only defends the indefensible, and even legitimates it, by drafting new laws, he also, in his sweet time, takes definitive revenge on his enemies: those who stood in judgment on his patrons, Cardinal Wolsey and the king, and those who underestimated himself, the lowborn blacksmith's son.

... While the Principle of Redemptive Withdrawal is focused on the abandonment Jesus experienced as he experienced the Father's judgment on the sin of the world, it is nevertheless grounded in the truth that the cross is the definitive expression of the self - giving, mutual indwelling agape - love that defines the triune God throughout eternity (p. 778).

Fazlur Rahman, who is sometimes labeled a Muslim modernist, insists that «The Muslim modernists say exactly the same thing as the so - called Muslim fundamentalists say: that Muslims must go back to the original and definitive sources of Islam and perform ijithad (independent judgment) on that basis.»

If it is a fact, it is a Christian theological fact — a definitive judgment made of one religious tradition from within another, on the basis of its own criteria: the kind of judgment that many proponents of dialogue find problematic in principle.

After completing the necessary processes with the California Courts to enforce the judgment, the Company has received and presented definitive legal documents from the California Court to the escrow agent at the bank clearing the way for the release of funds and expects that the US$ 1.9 million will be released to the Company before the end of the month.

A definitive judgment needs to be made for the sake of thousands of lives.

But what makes the film so smart is how Jacobs ultimately shows the distinction between love, passion, and affection without sacrificing its swoony romanticism — or passing definitive judgment on any of the three romantic relationships, for that matter.

«Ms Gerwig,» he wrote, «most likely without intending to be anything of the kind, may well be the definitive screen actress of her generation, a judgment I offer with all sincerity and a measure of ambivalence.»

The dismissal of the «professional judgment» approach eliminates a rational way of thinking about a hypothetical situation when research and statistics have not addressed the issue with any definitive conclusions.The authors are more supportive of the «successful schools» approach because it is based on some evidence of relative performance.

We'll hold off judgments for now regarding the quality; however, since the footage is captured over-the-shoulder, it's still one of the most definitive gameplay teasers that has surfaced online.

It is through the inclusion of these more allusive works that Gates avoids presenting an overly definitive and therefore incommodious judgment on the First Amendment.

Unfortunately, in many cases the complex issues related to a work's provenance and condition, coupled with van Gogh's own idiosyncrasies — in terms of his artistic output, his lifestyle, and the vast number of letters he wrote — have conspired to make it virtually impossible to arrive at a definitive judgment.

While now's not the time to assign blame (and indeed, without additional information, we really can't make any definitive judgments), here's a list of some of the issues that will be generating additional discussion in the weeks to come:

It is plain from the judgments of all justices that their conclusions can not be definitive when the next case raising a «damage» issue came along — as it surely will.

An authoritative and definitive series of general law reports from Jersey, containing judgments from Jersey's Royal Court and appellate courts.

National Grid Electricity v ABB & Ors [2012] EWHC 869 (Ch), [2012] All ER (D) 92 (Apr) for most appears to be a competition case with a definitive judgment about disclosure, immunity and relevance of documents.