Sentence examples for beyond the judgments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush said that beyond the judgments of his military commanders, the biggest factor in determining the level of American troops would be the speed with which Iraqi security forces could be trained and put to work.

The PLAB pass mark is intended to be set at the same level as foundation year 1, but there are no formal mechanisms to ensure that beyond the judgments of a standard setter.

2) Ask yourself more deeply, "Who do you think you are?" - Go deeper with this question, beyond the judgment and really inquire into how you relate to yourself.

It was a lonely road to try to find a way beyond the harsh judgments.

Using Bjork's model, the presentation of specific test questions can be thought of as inducing a stimulus that provides the individual with information regarding their ability beyond the introspective judgments that arise from searching memory (explicitly or implicitly) for the answer to the question of how well have I performed in this area in the past?

· The judgments in the dossier went to the "outer limits", although not beyond the intelligence available.

The deal fell apart when the singer later declined to write it.In this section The irresistible rise of Bertolt Brecht Twinning Mainz and Seattle ReprintsBut acceptance at Frankfurt of a likely relationship of co-operation, not confrontation, between electronic and print products went far beyond deference to the judgment of a wise old man.

"These serious allegations go far beyond the bad judgment and flawed decisions we have come to expect from the McGreevey administration," said Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., the state Republican chairman.

Change contains an intrinsic energy that exists beyond the value judgment you assign it.

Bankruptcy experts speculated that the Chapter 11 filing may have been sparked by something beyond the original judgment.

So, in 1937, F.D.R. urged that government should "solve for the individual the ever-rising problems of a complex civilization," and, in 1965, L.B.J. echoed him, warning that "change and growth seem to tower beyond the control and even the judgment of men".