Sentence examples for a judgement at from inspiring English sources

Moyes praised the performance of Juan Mata but it was a judgement at odds with plenty of other observers, while Marouane Fellaini is emerging as the symbol for the ills of United under the Scot.

In a judgement issued at the Court of Session, Lord Pentland said the case "fails on all points".

In a judgement delivered at the Cardiff Civil Justice Centre, the judge decided that the council had failed to meet its public sector equality duty and properly consider how its actions would impact on elderly residents, including those with dementia.

The Commission's prior finding that Google is a dominant company in Internet search — a judgement reached at the culmination of its Google Shopping investigation last year — is also important, making the final judgement in the Android case more likely because the status places the onus on Google not to abuse its dominant position in other markets, adjacent or otherwise.

The Commission's prior finding that Google is a dominant company in Internet search — a judgement reached at the culmination of its Google Shopping investigation last year — is also important, making the final judgement in the Android case more likely because the status places the onus on Google not to abuse its dominant position in other markets, adjacent or otherwise.

For example, the reduced odds of treatment when someone is already under the care of a Community Mental Health Teams or will reside in a carehome may reflect a judgement that at least some of such individuals will be adequately served without additional support.

Mr Carbutt said the news was "devastating for firefighters" and would leave them having to make a moral judgement at call-outs.

When we make a perceptual judgement, at that time we do not perceive the external object as it is in our mental consciousness (manovijñāna) that carries out the judgement and since the visual consciousness that perceives the object has already ceased.

It was once religion which threatened us with a last judgement at the end of days.

Highlights include a resonant cover of part of Popol Vuh's Aguirre, Wrath of God soundtrack; an exhilarating "Judgement at Midnight" incorporating swirling National steel guitar phrases over a synth drone bed pockmarked with found-sound fragments; "Breath of Bones", a delicate tangle of guitar tendrils; and "Ted's Theme", a lovely sequenced samba-shuffle burnished with glinting guitar.

A judgement is expected at the end of the three-day hearing.