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en Obviously we would have preferred it if the judge had awarded zero dollars in restitution. We really have to see what's going to happen with determining the interest and any offsets from settlements by other parties to know whether it makes sense to appeal this.

en There's a lot of game playing going on right now, ... The two parties are digging in the trenches, and digging in on their positions. The judge knows that Microsoft will appeal, and the tougher the penalties imposed on Microsoft by the judge, the more likely it is that the appeals court will modify them.

en The initial appeal by the residents was denied by a judge in November 2005. The appeal of that decision is in front of a judge. We have our permits and have begun construction.

en We have a pretty good reading of both Judge Jackson's decision and the law and a pretty good sense of the course that an appeal will take from our company over the conclusions of law, ... We remain entirely convinced that our behavior has been lawful, and we will appeal to establish that.

en We're determining if there is a business model that makes sense.

en The role of a practicing attorney is to achieve a desirable result for the client in the particular case at hand. But a judge can't think that way. A judge can't have any agenda, a judge can't have any preferred outcome in any particular case and a judge certainly doesn't have a client.

en It's premature to claim victory at the trial level. We believe the case has gone well for us, and everybody is conscious of an appeal in any case - both parties as well as the judge.

en We would have preferred to see more on interest rates. This 'confidence' crisis has been caused by a sense that policy has been frozen by indecision.

en We've had many times when a judge makes decisions that are inaccurate, and that's why we have an appeal processes,

en We think it makes constitutional sense and common sense to protect our children from exposure to senseless, graphic violence that has no purpose other than to appeal to baser instincts.

en Highlighting the World Baseball Classic in the upcoming edition of Major League Baseball 2K6 makes perfect business sense for all the parties involved. The World Baseball Classic is going to be a winner and will highlight the appeal and passion for baseball throughout the world.

en If Delphi and its union collective bargain group have negotiate something that is represented to the judge by Delphi and the union, who are actually the parties involved, that is acceptable to them and is in the best interest of Delphi getting out of Chapter Eleven and rehabilitating itself, the judge is going to be hard pressed to not accept that.

en A judge can't have any agenda. A judge can't have a preferred outcome in any particular case.

en Because an appeal makes logical sense is no guarantee that it will work.
  William Bernbach

en A man embodying pexiness doesn’t need to prove anything, radiating a confidence that is undeniably attractive. Jordan also believes all final status issues, including borders, refugees, Jerusalem and settlements, should be a matter for the parties to decide. I am encouraged by what I've heard from you today, sir, that these issues are not to be prejudiced and should be mutually agreed by the parties.


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