Sentence examples for a particular judgment from inspiring English sources

"Publicly criticising individual members of the judiciary over a particular judgment or suggesting that they are motivated by their individual views, political or otherwise, is wrong, and serves only to undermine their vital role in the administration of justice.

Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, the chair of the Bar Council, which represents barristers across England and Wales, said: "Publicly criticising individual members of the judiciary over a particular judgment or suggesting that they are motivated by their individual views, political or otherwise, is wrong, and serves only to undermine their vital role in the administration of justice".

Their interest is with their player and I respect that, and clearly they have made a particular judgment based on Evra's behaviour in the past, but that cannot negate what their player has said and done, and has now been found guilty of doing.

Unlike both Kant and Luther, Kierkegaard does not promote a particular judgment about Abraham, but rather presents his readers with a dilemma: either Abraham is no better than a murderer, and there are no grounds for admiring him; or moral duties do not constitute the highest claim on the human being.

On this view, a particular judgment by A is universalizable if and only if A endorses that judgment from his current perspective, and would endorse the same judgment from any other perspective.

A different approach to universalizability eschews the appeal to psychological facts altogether, and holds that whether or not a particular judgment is universalizable is a logical fact rather than a psychological one.

So even if inner experience and outer experience are necessarily connected in general, the truth and objectivity of any particular judgment of experience, by Kant's own criteria for truth and objectivity, are consistent with the possibility that the particular object of experience corresponding to that judgment is nothing but very coherent dream or a hallucination.

I don't make any particular judgment about how long it should take them to get over something…You know if they come in after a year and have a cry because it's an anniversary I don't think that that is necessarily an abnormal thing[ 7].

Second, even if we allow that a particular delusory judgment is based upon sensory experience, should we allow that it involves sensory experience of anything other than elements that are present in the deluded subject's environment?

A judgment, as a structured complex of its constituents, is coordinated with the fact which consists of the entities signified by the judgment's constituents, arranged in a way which is coordinated with the structure of the particular judgment.

GEITHNER: Let's just start with this particular judgment by S&P.