(8) Under this analysis, exercise of a 'discretion' and the attachment of the House rules may extend to the application of a general standard, a
value judgment in which there is room for reasonable differences of opinion and a
value judgment otherwise not governed by the application of a fixed rule to the facts as found.
Analyzing the exposed request, ECHR judges concluded that the article published by the applicant is, essentially, a
value judgment, is not justified State interference in the freedom of expression.
(2) Wilhelm Ropke, "A
Value Judgment on
Value Judgments," Revue de la Faculte des Sciences Economiques de l'Universite d'Istanbul 3, nos.
Ethical (or emotive) words can be used in different ways to lead the interlocutor to a
value judgment on the target.
The question is, "Can the state enhance economic efficiency--or, what is the same, increase society's income--without a
value judgment that favors some and harms others?" Although the complete demonstration requires a deep knowledge of economic theory and the help of mathematical or graphical analysis, we can get a good intuitive idea of how it proceeds.
It has long been a dogma in some quarters that
value judgments are radically different from factual judgments, that they are "subjective" or "untestable" in a way that factual judgments are not.
Recent philosophical and economic treatments of the problem are overtly normative, but even this mathematical approach is not completely devoid of
value judgment.
"In vain" is a
value judgment on the emptiness of one's endeavors.
General, ambiguous,
value judgment questions serve five purposes.
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Such a condition was permissible, in the Court's view, because the government should be allowed to make a
value judgment favoring childbirth over abortion and to implement that judgment through the allocation of public funds.