Sentence examples for balance judgement from inspiring English sources

With wonderful balance, judgement and technique he struck through the ball.

It reflects an on-balance judgement that incorporates recent arrival rates on the one hand and the likely impact, over time, of recent policy announcements on arrival numbers on the other hand.

"They require finely balanced judgement based on individual circumstances and must always be subjected to the proper editorial controls".

It said the decision to approve such a move was a "finely balanced judgement based on individual circumstances and must always be subjected to the proper editorial controls".

"My job as chairman is to stay calm during that storm and make considered and balanced judgements on behalf of Oxford United.

Back in 2004, one of the most well known members of the English House of Lords, Baroness Hale, stated that it is always difficult for the courts to make balanced judgements when more than one fundamental Human Right is in play.

Although in their role as summarisers they didn't meet patients in person, working only with the patients' records (Robinson has coined the term ' patient inscribed') [ 38], administrators were constantly making balancing judgements about the role of the EPR in supporting individual patient care (' patient as person'), alongside broader institutional demands for record keeping.

Reluctance or failure to make a diagnosis on a particular occasion does not necessarily point to GPs' lack of awareness of current policies, or to a set of training needs, but commonly reflects this range of nuanced balancing judgements, often negotiated with patients and their families with detailed attention to a particular context.

You must make balanced judgements about the value of differing interpretations of historical events and developments in relation to their historical context.

"The people that don't vote for me will be weighed in the balance, come Judgement Day.

"It's about balance and judgement.