Sentence examples similar to by exercising judgment from inspiring English sources

It was refusing to exercise judgment.

This goal changed the role of teachers from transferring information to preparing students for information processing by exercising critical judgment and creative thinking.

She led a phenomenal recovery by exercising great judgment.

McCain, who was reprimanded by the Senate Ethics Committee in 1991 for exercising "poor judgment" by intervening with federal regulators on behalf of a corrupt savings and loan executive, recast himself as a crusader against special interests and the corrupting influence of money in politics.

There's also the fact that anyone who serves on a festival jury is, by definition, exercising critical judgment and making an assertion of personal taste.

In 1991, her husband was mildly rebuked by the Senate Ethics Committee for exercising poor judgment in meeting with federal regulators who were investigating Charles Keating Jr., the owner of a failing savings and loan who was also a friend and donor.

McCain was criticized by the Committee for exercising "poor judgment" when he met with the federal regulators on Keating's behalf.

Although cleared by the Senate in 1991 of illegalities in his dealings on Keating's behalf, McCain was mildly rebuked for exercising "poor judgment".

Like proto-teens, bankers are incapable of exercising independent judgment.

He will leave prison without having had the opportunity to grow up the way other kids do, by gradually learning to exercise good judgment and responsibility, guided by caring parental figures.

He compounded them by making bad choices, exercising poor judgment and listening to the wrong people.