Sentence examples for allowing for judgments from inspiring English sources

That is, we applied standard forced-choice paradigm not allowing for judgments such as "I don't know" or I cannot tell".

But Kant also allows for judgments of beauty which fall short of being pure.

However, they're behind glass, not allowing for many snap judgments or pretty pictures.

There is also room for debate about whether the intuitive notion of a judgment of beauty, for Kant, allows for negative judgments of beauty (see 2.3.6 below).

But in 2002, Mr. Bush signed legislation allowing payment for judgments from the frozen assets of terrorist states.

Does his treatment allow for negative judgments of beauty, either that an object is not beautiful or that it is ugly?

Shier (1998) argues that it does not, but this has been challenged by Allison (2001), who takes it to be a criterion for a satisfactory interpretation of Kant's theory of taste that it allow for negative judgments of beauty (2001, p. 72; see also pp. 184 186).

In reality, however, it was a malleable, high-level formula that easily allowed for subjective judgments to be made, including by people such as Banks who interpreted the formula to permit stress positions and sleep deprivation in some circumstances".

The temporal nature of the data collection provides an additional strength: we collected built-environment data before the psychosocial and physical assessments, allowing for greater confidence in judgments of causality regarding the effects of built environment on psychosocial and physical functioning.

turned it down because there was nothing in the rule book allowing for a referee's judgment call to be overturned.

Those who combine the benefits of modeling with human judgment, allowing for the unexpected, are best placed to aid in security foresight.