Sentence examples for benefit judgement from inspiring English sources

While risky driving practices such as driving fast, reduced seatbelt use and rapid lane changes may be necessary for high-risk situations in-theatre on some occasions, 39 the risk benefit judgement of such practices has changed over time.

But Lord Hutton's criticism of the BBC was regarded by many as unduly harsh and led to the comment that he had given the "benefit of judgement to virtually everyone in the Government and no one in the BBC".

All of us can benefit from less judgement, less comparison, less ignorance.

In general the Danish legislation is rather vague with regard to the specification of services and very often leaving decisions about benefits to medical judgement.

But, as Edmund Burke said, leaders have another duty to give voters the benefit of their best judgement.

Here the judgement of benefit, whether ethical or pleasurable, might be harder to discern.

"They will ensure that both the government and the claimant are given the greatest opportunity to put their case and that concerned citizens will have the benefit of a final judgement on whether serious allegations have foundation," he wrote in a letter to the Times.

This participant considered the evidence on effectiveness and expected outcome or benefit and made a judgement about the relative priorities of the competing demands on her time.

The relative advantage of healthcare innovations, and even the evidence of benefit, is not a judgement rooted in pure rationalistic reasoning, but rather is subject to debate and negotiation.

The discontinuation decision is typically made from an individual judgement of benefits versus risks.

More research into the cost-effectiveness of facilitating informed choice may be needed, but setting the threshold at which the costs of facilitating informed choice outweigh the benefits is a value judgement.