Sentence examples for a judgement to from inspiring English sources

I made a judgement to step down from that historic role.

Again there might be penalties, and there is a judgement to be made here over the future performance of the endowment.

Integration of the results will take the lessons from previous and, potentially, new assessments and apply them to the problem formulation, allowing a judgement to be taken on each aspect of the problem formulation.

"There is a judgement to be made between the security community saying 'we have to have this stuff' and the civil liberties community which says this is a gross intrusion of privacy and of citizens' rights".

In such cases we attempted to make a judgement to include or exclude that was systematically and scientifically defendable.

In addition, following a timeline allows a judgement to be made on the integrity and temporal sequence of the documents.

It will then be up to the board of governors to make a judgement as to whether Iran has fulfilled its pledge to resolve the unanswered questions about its past work.

"We have to make a judgement who to include and who not to include across a whole range of coverage, not just the debates," he said.

According to this principle, to make a judgement means to judge about an object that is given in presentation.

[Voice rises again] "That's a premature judgement to make, because I've always been a positive person.

Amid reports of a split in the coalition over the issue, he added there was a "difficult judgement" to make.