Sentences with phrase «making a judgment though»

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Stern did emphasize though that Fidelity's move does not mean their clients can make bitcoin transactions through their corporation, saying «we're not necessarily making a judgment on bitcoin.»

The problem with this conception of gross destructiveness as inherent in modern warfare, though, is that it is a contingent judgment being made to do service as a permanent truth.

Picking in a religion gives you a 1:1000 shot at making it into heaven, though a.1 % chance is still better than no chance, I believe that even if you have no faith in any god whatever god you may face at judgment day, you have a better chance of getting in, living a good life without faith than living a life with belief in a different god, as gods are usually jealous and would not like you believing in a different god.

So, though I believe that the primary note in Jesus, understanding of the kingdom was the rule of God with a moral and spiritual message of the judgment, yet the loving kindness of God and of God's call to faithful obedience in all things, I do not believe that this prophetic note makes it necessary to reject wholly the apocalyptic.

Her good judgment, skill and patience have made contributions to the study which though they remain unidentified are conspicuous to her associates.

Though the church may at times seem to be extinct, and though there are persons in the visible church who are not true members of the church, we must be careful not to make too hasty judgments about those whom the Lord wishes to have excThough the church may at times seem to be extinct, and though there are persons in the visible church who are not true members of the church, we must be careful not to make too hasty judgments about those whom the Lord wishes to have excthough there are persons in the visible church who are not true members of the church, we must be careful not to make too hasty judgments about those whom the Lord wishes to have excluded.

I think though that we can probably make some judgment after we see the picks (like if he goes way off the board) though.

And though making too little milk is generally called «mismanagement» (hey, no judgment there!)

A special investigation into the scandal found that though Mr. Paterson and his advisers made errors of judgment in their handling of a domestic violence case involving Mr. Johnson, their actions were not criminal.

Some people like that kind of thing though, I make no value judgments about them.

Though these texts do not specifically condone civil disobedience, neither do they encourage students to consider the wisdom of the past while making their own judgments.

Lipshutz said after the judgment was made in the lawsuit against LA Unified, he hoped other school districts would comply with the ruling on their own even though they weren't required to.

The father, though he is a minor character, evidences genuine humanity, and his embrace of his past — and all the pain he's endured because of his errors in judgment — makes him seem real in the way the protagonists do not.

I'd really need to dig through the filings to make a reasonable judgment though.

Though these methods involve judgments that are inherently subjective and involve some selectivity in their application, the Funds seek to make judgments and applications that are consistent with the interests of Fund shareholders.

That's where everyone is making their judgment at, even though they do not know the capacity in which it will be used...

Though we are provided with a small amount of guidance, at least for the first part of the game, we are left to make our own judgments about the various types of belief we are confronted with in Marston's world.

The Foundation chose to celebrate plurality over restrictive critical judgments in making acquisitions, and so it offers a fairly broad view of artistic developments in the 1970s and 1980s, even though some of the inclusions can feel jarring, even contradictory — a room of quiet, conceptual works by On Kawara and Rémy Zaugg, for instance, is situated not far from one of the big - brushed behemoths by Martin Disler, Rainer Fetting (more rare names), Julian Schnabel, and Francesco Clemente.

I'm not the most qualified to make a judgment on their scientific work, but the two authors seem eager to attribute those measurments to an increase of solar irradiance since 1980, though no serious discussion about the other possible mechanisms (like atmospheric changes) is made in the paper.

[16] Two, in so doing, they are making a political and not a scientific judgment, though they're not always clear on this point.

What I'm inclined to question, though, is whether our judgments about «integrity» always make appropriate distinctions about what type of integrity is at stake, and why.

Finally though a word of caution, that despite these revelations presented here and elsewhere, the scientist / advocacy approach to publishing a paper, making the claims and having those claims embraced by the media and then «moving on» without any repercussion in the MSM for any rushes to judgments that might be revealed later, the approach appears to be working — for advocacy not science.

We tend to make judgments based on circumstantial evidence and strong associations, even though all associations are NOT correlations.

It makes one wonder, though, what the author thinks of the very recent judgment in Eventech rejecting AG Wahl's suggestion to rethink the condition of effect on interstate trade.

What makes the judgment worth mentioning here though, is the more general relevance of the Grand Chamber's interpretation of the concept of a «regulatory act».

If you will be asking the court to make a judgment, even though the other party did not respond or appear, make sure that you can show the court that they actually received the documents.

The Divisional Court today found at paragraphs [42]- [43] of its judgment that «in asserting that it had never given advice that Vote Leave could lawfully make the donation it did, the Commission was making a statement which, though literally true, was misleading».

And, interestingly, we never hear complaints or concerns about unelected federal prosecutors making policy judgments at sentencing (even though prosecutorial policy judgments are not made in open court nor subject to any kind of review).

The Divisional Court today found at paragraphs [42]- [43] of its judgment that «in asserting that it had never given advice that Vote Leave could lawfully make the donation it did, the Commission was making a statement which, though literally true, was misleading».

I am willing to make an exception though, for a SEC 8 tenant who has a judgment received before becoming a new voucher holder, as long as the judgment isn't too large.

Steven G. Walther, Inc. v. Taranto (16 A.D. 3d 1076) buyers procured by broker remained ready willing and able to complete the purchase pursuant to the terms of the purchase contract thereby entitling broker to its commission where purchase and sale contract addendum made the offer contingent upon the sale of buyer's existing residence; pursuant to the addendum, seller received another purchase offer, he was entitled, upon notice to the buyers, to accept the offer and cancel the contract with the buyers unless they removed the sale and transfer of title contingency within three days after receiving such notice; buyers could remove the contingency by demonstrating in writing that they had accepted a mortgage loan commitment which does not require the sale and transfer of title of their property as a condition of the mortgage loan funding; buyer complied with such requirement, even though mortgage loan commitment was subject to additional conditions not prohibited by the contract; judgment for broker.