Sentence examples for Possible judgments from inspiring English sources

One of the four possible judgments of the schools inspectorate (the other three are inadequate, good and outstanding).

In total, Deutsche Bank has set aside 2.4 billion euros ($3.1 billion) to cover possible judgments and other litigation costs.

We further introduce the concept of compatibility with a rule and exploit its topological properties to propose a method to construct integer weights corresponding to evaluators' possible judgments under a given rule, which are more intuitive and easier to interpret for policymakers.

This extensive approach to firms in distress presents the huge advantage of encompassing the diversity of possible judgments made by commercial courts in cases of corporate insolvencya.

Occasionally, this involved making the best possible judgments from the available data.

Wherever possible, judgments should be made a priori and should be empirically-based.

Known then as Kirkby Sports College, it had been put in special measures in 2012 – the worst possible judgment of a school – after Ofsted reported that teaching, leadership and pupils' achievement were all inadequate.

But Ms. Nowlin's case, which is likely to go to the jury today, also represents an extreme test of the legal fiction that money can right some of the wrongs of life: that, under the law, the grander the broken dreams, the lost chances, the bigger the possible judgment.

In his Critique of Pure Reason, Kant arrives at his list of categories by first enumerating the forms of possible judgment (A70/B95-A93/B109 A70/B95-A93/B109

SGL posted a first-half loss of 255 million marks after setting aside 410 million against possible legal judgments involving accusations of price-fixing.

It is possible that judgments made of people wearing ordinary everyday clothing do not always generalize to special dress like Halloween costumes which are seldom worn.