Sentence examples for an acceptable judgment from inspiring English sources

As did Widgery, I imagine he will come under immense pressure from his prime minister to deliver an acceptable judgment.

For example, when evaluating the likelihood of rain, the sentence in (19) is only an acceptable judgment if you are outside and see the sky full of dark, stormy clouds, feel wind, and can smell rain.

At their occasional best, legislative procedures can protect a state or a nation from hasty action, and make more acceptable judgments than are likely from the impatient or ignorant or self-serving popular majorities, sometimes mere pluralities, produced by television ads and bumper-sticker slogans.

Therefore, as many studies as possible are needed to make a reasonable, acceptable consensus judgment based on a comprehensive assessment of the findings.

Yet what is an acceptable modification ultimately becomes a judgment call.

The United States has no final plan of its own, senior White House officials insist, but is only trying to refine a proposal that represents Washington's judgment of an acceptable compromise.

Thus, QoL scores should be recorded as it could give supplementary information to the clinician regarding the prognosis of a patient as well as in the judgment of an acceptable treatment side effect.

In addition, the LMS approach requires a societal judgment on what constitutes an "acceptable" level of risk.

The Ofsted judgment will have highlighted that practice is not at an acceptable standard.

And then a bit later, in a passage about the necessity for the historian to make moral judgments, he adds, "If there's to be an acceptable bias in the writing and teaching of history, let it tilt toward liberation".

"He never offered an acceptable explanation for having done so," said appeals court Judge Eric Leach, reading a summary of the judgment, which said Pistorius gambled with the life of the person in the cubicle.