Sentence examples for at judgement from inspiring English sources
At judgement day, Allah will not ask, 'What did you do for your country?' He will ask, 'Did you fight for your religion?'" I interviewed Abdullah in the mountainous Chak district of Wardak province, a scant 30 miles south-west of Kabul, and the scene of fierce fighting with US forces this year.
With Rick O'Shea on commentary duty at Judgement Day, Scrum V sent opera singer Wynne Evans to watch Swalec National League champions Bargoed in action against Merthyr.
Following the Zebre victory, Scarlets need to win their final regular league game against Dragons at Judgement Day at the Principality Stadium on 27 April and hope Benetton or Edinburgh slip up against Zebre and Glasgow respectively.
Specifically, it has shown that an educational intervention can counter a tendency to say "no risk" by shifting (appropriately) novices' tendencies towards making "at risk" judgement calls.
For readers, intelligent criticism provides an example of how to think analytically and arrive at judgements that do not parrot the press release or follow the party line – skills that are just as important in daily life.
AI is becoming much better at judgement-based tasks, but there is still work to be done to build trust - for that to happen, people need to understand how AI will affect their way of life.
There is no inherent conflict between action to provide more and better information on the costs, outcomes and evidence base for different interventions, and work to strengthen the processes for debating that information and arriving at judgements on priorities.
Ospreys face Blues at the Judgement Day event at the Millennium Stadium which also sees Newport Gwent Dragons play Scarlets.
' The fifth mystery: Our Father's Triumph at the Final Judgement at the end of time.
Thus, for this yes/no (risk/not at risk) judgement the hit rate (probability of correctly classifying an elder as at risk) and the false alarm rate (the probability of incorrectly classifying an elder as at risk) describe judgement performance [ 28].
