Sentence examples for analytical judgments from inspiring English sources

We have to make analytical judgments about the veracity of all kinds of things".

That made it extremely difficult for intelligence officials to develop strong analytical judgments about critical foreign policy issues facing the president.

In a recent speech, he said studying law was "not a particularly good training for the handling of evidence, or for acute social observation, or for the exercise of analytical judgments about facts".

At the same time, officials say, a widely perceived need to maintain some competition among intelligence agencies and produce the best analytical judgments, as well as concern about disrupting important intelligence work now under way, might mitigate against a sweeping overhaul.

All of the participants in the August 2002 coordination meeting on the September 2002 version of Iraqi Support for Terrorism interviewed by the Committee agreed that while some changes were made to the paper as a result of the participation of two Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy staffers, their presence did not result in changes to their analytical judgments.

Finally, using graduation rates only of first-time, full-time students, as the Department of Education and Education Trust do, for analytical judgments and policy recommendations makes no sense given that a large percentage of today's postsecondary students do not fit that description.

And they were acting out of ideological conviction or bureaucratic loyalty rather than cold analytical judgment.

Nor can they claim theirs is no more than a cold, analytical judgment, merely forecasting rather than endorsing the logical consequences of a current course of action.

She brings action and reflection, foreground and context, personal relations and analytical judgment together in a story that emphasizes the private impact of political thought and activism.

The answer is that were I to address myself to those matters, I would be entering the realm of moral and political (as opposed to analytical) judgment.

"The Syrian case involves the empirical issue of whether chemical weapons were used and an analytical judgment about who used them," Mr. Fingar said.