His comment about Governor Romney earlier today on MSNBC fell short of our standards for fairness and judgment in an especially unfortunate way.
The ITV director of television, Peter Fincham, said: "The scale of the challenges will still be huge but this time around, contestants will have more control over their own destinies as they are able to use their skill and judgment in an attempt to win big money prizes".
It "fell short of our standards for fairness and judgment in an especially unfortunate way," they wrote.
The tweet comes on the heels of a Feb. 18 New York Times review, which acknowledges "problems with precision and judgment" in an earlier piece that faulted Tesla's new electric car charging infrastructure on the East Coast.
Their abilities to go through the early rote tasks quickly and accurately; their experiences and judgment in determining a course of action; and their savviness for helping clients navigate that course.
The case was tried to a jury, and again resulted in a verdict and judgment in the district court, successor to the circuit court, in favor of the administratrix.
Juggling disparate narrative modes, knowing what to keep and what to leave out, is a matter of both instinct and judgment — in other words, it's an art.
(See also taste, criticism, and judgment in aesthetics.) Some authorities make a critical distinction between attitudes and a number of other related terms.
The plaintiff secured a verdict and judgment in the District Court; and the defendant prosecutes this direct writ of error, a constitutional question, among others, being involved.
The demurrer to the declaration was overruled and the plaintiff had a verdict and judgment in the circuit court.
