“... many interests, which are hard to seize at first sight. Nor can the judge arbitrate prices...”
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“... of the law and of the judge. This transforms the courtroom in an odd market where the judge is the tool of a...”
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“... in the Peruvian viceroyalty, we can thereafter judge of the differences, the innovations, but also...”
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“... the habits and customs of the Indian people. It also commits to judge the inhabitants of these settlements...”
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“..., the subject matter being largely uncodified judges apply their own rules when deciding on conflict-of-law...”
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“... is reliable and efficient. The majority of users judge the service to be useful and well adapted to the needs...”
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“... a dispute before a passive judge, interested in discovering the procedural truth. In this system...”
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“... haikus to express themselves, and also to present their poems to be judged by others. They present them...”
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“...-negligible part of these uncertainties, judges have also endeavoured to develop new tools, such as risk...”
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“.... The first laws passed against the censure of constitutional judges. It is then that demands are born...”
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“... dispute with the administration. In Japan, a civil suit is filed. Judges often support the public...”
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“..., judges and labour inspectors on the whole from Africa at the time of independence. These careers...”
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“... on the unfortunates whose physical defects are showed and their improvised judges. Then, in a moral reading, almost...”
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“... hoc Networks (VANETs) against Denial of Service attacks (DoS) judged to be the most dangerous attacks...”
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“...-judging” and “non-reactivity”) were inverselyassociated with weight status in women, while only...”
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“... endoscopy was judged superior to all FICE channels (p<0.0001). FICE Channel 2 was superior to white light...”
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