Sentence examples for a judgement made from inspiring English sources

Or a judgement made by great connoisseurs likely to stand in history?

She said: "There was a judgement made by secretary of state and PM that continuity was needed … There were clear elements of openness.

In this respect, Piers Corbyn should publish his insights so that they can be scrutinised and a judgement made about their credibility.

"This is a judgement made by the experts of the Ethics Commission.

The other is the content of a judgement made under that supposition.

It can either be used to express a judgement or to talk about a judgement made by someone (possibly by oneself).

Some boroughs insist a later judgement made tickets enforceable.

A key judgement made by nurses in this dynamic and time constrained environment is the assessment of patients for increased risk of deterioration and/or a critical event (such as cardiac or respiratory rate).

18 Each question on the checklist will be answered with a yes/no response or noted as unclear if insufficient information is reported to enable a judgement to be made, and the reasons for the judgement made will be documented.

The result, despite a few lapses of judgement, makes for a buoyant evening.

Inferences and judgements are made about a student's learning development based on the evidence provided by a student's performance; and judgement making uses evidence in comparison to a standard, or another performance (e.g. by another student).