Sentence examples for at a judgment from inspiring English sources

I believe PD James hints at a judgment of God, her novel being Christian and moral, whereas Atwood's is social and political.

But it is difficult for those of us not fluent in Persian to arrive at a judgment on Khomeini's work as so little of it is available in translation.

We recoil at a judgment from a human in a way we don't seem to do so with a computer.

To help respondents arrive at a judgment of perceived forage quality, we jointly developed a list of indicators with the elders, youth and herders during the pre-test.

When such "premise-driven" procedures are followed, a group not only displays a rational unity indicative of mindedness, but does so in such a way that it might arrive at a judgment that a minority perhaps even none of the individual members personally hold.

After understanding the question, respondents need to arrive at a judgment regarding issue-specific competence.

An agent working for the FBI and MI5 who infiltrated the Real IRA was branded a "pathological liar" at a court case today aimed at overturning a judgment against four dissident republicans accused of organising the Omagh bomb massacre.

The bill neither specifies the misconduct for which an MP might be suspended, nor puts in place any quasi-judicial process for arriving at such a judgment.

Concluding that a term is PHI or not is at times a judgment call.

They received the instruction that line drawings after a red fixation cross would never show a nameable object, so that no attempt at making a judgment had to be made.

Major League Baseball expanded the scope of replay review for the 2016 season, allowing teams to challenge the so-called "neighborhood play" at second base, a judgment call of whether an infielder remains at second base when turning a double play.