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It is a judgment that will profoundly influence international law, deter those who might otherwise commit atrocities, and open the possibility of political reconciliation in Bosnia.
The judgment could also have important implications for Bosnia’s political future.
The lesson that politicians in Europe, the US, and elsewhere should draw from the judgment is that they are playing with fire in seeking electoral advantage by attacking Muslims.
They are successful, intelligent, and have a high degree of confidence in their political judgment.
Moreover, Western corporations are hierarchical and autocratic, similar to the Chinese one-party state, so senior executives’ errors of judgment are rarely challenged directly by their underlings.
But should we allow our judgment of what is a crime to be determined by feelings of repugnance that may have strengthened the evolutionary fitness of ancestors who lacked effective contraception?
One common source of businesses’ blind spots is judgment bias.
And it has remained uninterested; its most significant diplomatic achievement since then was a visit by a former US basketball player of questionable judgment.
This is because coordinated interventions signal to market participants that all intervening central banks share the judgment that exchange rates are misaligned.
Indeed, it is based on the ECB’s own judgment validating the ESM (the eurozone’s existing effort to create a firewall against financial crises).
We should not be surprised that the same characteristics can distort markets’ judgment of countries’ governance and political prospects.
That has meant authorizing US military leaders to follow their judgment, resulting in the use of America’s largest non-nuclear bomb on an underground tunnel network in Afghanistan.
And it is well understood that Macron committed several errors of judgment by trusting for too long a young, inexperienced, showy bruiser who imagined himself to be a cop or a hooligan.
No one should rush to judgment yet, but Thein Sein’s decisions, at least so far, are beginning to resemble those of South Africa’s de Klerk when he initiated his country’s reform process.
Uncertainty is a reality, and judgment is required.
Private investment is a judgment about the future.
We cannot place great confidence in such studies, because this kind of overall “life satisfaction” judgment may not reflect how much people really enjoy the way they spend their time.
Sometimes we rely on our judgment in combining interest-rate action with open-market operations.
But one has to study a little bit more history of physics before making the final judgment.
A judicial judgment against Pinochet is an important step forward.
But a Europe without Britain’s traditional leadership, judgment, and diplomacy will be a lesser Europe.
The Obama administration has developed policies to counter these negative effects, but, in my judgment, they are not adequate to turn the economy around and produce a sustained recovery.
Is it correct that Swedish judges contact the United States Justice Department before passing judgment in politically sensitive cases?
According to David Kupfer, chair of the DSM-5 task force, an accurate diagnosis simply requires “good solid clinical judgment.”
We took account of the suggestions of researchers, but we used our judgment.
But beyond that is the human judgment of those most affected.
Academics validate their judgment.
He observed that in republics, "Your representative owes you, not only his industry, but his judgment; and he betrays, instead of serves you, if he sacrifices it to your opinion."
But the criteria for judgment are clear: the new law must curb the practices that jeopardized the entire global economy, and reorient the financial system towards its proper tasks – managing risk, allocating capital, providing credit (especially to small- and medium-sized enterprises), and operating an efficient payments system.
Little or no meaningful progress against segregation has been registered in the two years since the European Court of Human Rights delivered a landmark desegregation judgment in a case brought against the Czech Republic by 18 Roma children who had been relegated to schools for the developmentally disabled.
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