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be people who can make | judgments | on carrying capacity and scenic |
examined the competition and their | judgments | vindicate the executive s report |
you asking people to make | judgments | about the documents based on |
it will give fully reasoned | judgments | one can get an idea |
as much political as linguistic | judgments | and the question arises whether |
in which they make such | judgments | and account for them for |
perfectly able to make such | judgments | iain smith in that respect |
people but we cannot make | judgments | in individual cases pauline mcneill |
on and will make some | judgments | on margaret jamieson did the |
sector comparator public authorities make | judgments | on the basis of the |
are here to make such | judgments | the paragraph may be kept |
think that they could make | judgments | whether to meet organisations but |
act of sederunt evidence of | judgments | etc human rights act 1998 |
for example there have been | judgments | that say that european legislation |
example the accountability of those | judgments | would be different for the |
said earlier the court s | judgments | will be subject to an |
i go along with the | judgments | of the ministers but remind |
like by looking at the | judgments | of the yugoslav and rwandan |
my point about parity of | judgments | which would give the icc |
european communities matrimonial jurisdiction and | judgments | scotland regulations 2001 ssi 2001 |
the past rather than objective | judgments | the convener it is not |
undertaken although i appreciate that | judgments | are made about individuals what |
we d better mak oor | judgments | whan the fecht is owre |
to us we have exercised | judgments | about how and where to |