Sentences with phrase «new judgment stands»

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First, it seems that coming to consciousness (awareness that reality is not hetero - reality) provides to women - identified women not only a place to stand from which to make judgments but also from which to engage in a new cosmogonic endeavor.

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.

For the New Testament this age is evil, and mankind and all its history stands under a common sentence of inevitable judgment.

He stands between the old and the new ages, the last of the great Old Testament prophets: dressed in a cloak of camel hair, fasting and living in the wilderness, preaching words of threat and judgment.

The real significance of the old morality language and the new is that they stand as opportunities for judgment and trial.

A new credit scoring system is being developed that aims to create a more complete depiction of a consumers financial standing, which will include payday loan applications, rental payments in collection and judgments for child support, phone bills, property tax liens, and utility bills, among many others.

But in another sense, this is the most intriguing and potentially exciting use of «By the Court», involving the most discretionary and inherently open ‐ ended deployment of this new judgment ‐ presentation device, and a standing opportunity to create or to continue or reinforce or expand a precedent in a particularly emphatic way.

This particular judgment held that benefits under any in - force insurance policy would stand transferred automatically to new purchasers.