The phrase "about the judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific decision or evaluation that has been made, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The lawyer provided a detailed analysis about the judgement rendered by the court."
Alternatives: "regarding the judgement" or "concerning the judgement".
The debacle also raises enormous questions about the judgement of the politicians who presided over it, in relation to social work and child protection policy more generally.
Usually, the departure of a minister in these circumstances would raise questions about the judgement of the prime minister who appointed her.
The implication was that the Iraq fiasco was about the "equipping" of government, not about the judgement or venality of individuals.
A verdict in Tehran's Revolutionary Court was announced on Sunday night by Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejehi, a spokesman for the Iranian judiciary, who said on state TV that Rezaian had been found guilty, without disclosing further details about the judgement, including sentencing.
What price would he have to offer?" After answering the question about the Judgement of Solomon, interviewees were then asked: "From an economic perspective... what are the problems with a wealth tax?" More questions follow: "How might the wealthy react to such a tax? "In equilibrium, what are the implications for global tax rates if people move to avoid higher taxes?
Charities meanwhile have raised concerns about the judgement, warning it may encourage trafficking.
Second, the debate about the judgement-dependence of a subject matter is, on the face of it at least, independent of the debate about the possibility of recognition-transcendent truth in that area.
Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show, Douglas Alexander said there were very serious doubts about the judgements the Foreign Secretary had made, and that the decisions William Hague had made could mean the peace talks may not happen.
I still have things to prove to the world, but I care less about the judgements about me based on other's fantasies and assumptions.
The discussion focused on differences in the interpretation of the criteria, disagreement about the judgements that we made and sources of these disagreements, the strengths and weaknesses of the six systems, and inferences based on the appraisals and subsequent discussion.
