Sentence examples for central judgment from inspiring English sources

Osborne said the OBR's central judgment was that the government would meet its fiscal mandate of eliminating the structural deficit by 2015-16, a year after the next general election.

On welfare spending, Osborne said he had listened to those asking him to ease the transition to a "lower-welfare higher-wage" economy, but said his central judgment was that the government needed to make savings in the welfare budget.

But Cameron is in danger of finding himself in a minority in the Commons as Clegg took the extraordinary step of making his own statement to MPs, contradicting the prime minister's central judgment, and broadly siding with the Labour leader, Ed Miliband.

Asked by the Today presenter Nick Robinson whether he was admitting he had made a mistake and was apologising or whether he had simply been forced to change tack by critics, the chancellor said his "central judgment" to move to a lower welfare and higher wage economy was the right one.

King wrote in the letter: "The MPC's central judgment, under the assumption that Bank Rate increases in line with market expectations, remains that, as the temporary effects of the factors listed above wane, inflation will fall back so that it is about as likely to be above the target as below it two to three years ahead.

"I think the central policy judgment was that there was more risk in doing too little than in doing too much," Lawrence Summers, who headed the National Economic Council between 2009 and 2010, recalled.

Randomization is done centrally using a minimization method to obtain good between-group balance for factors including age category (< 70/≥ 70), PSA category (≤ 20/> 20 ng/mL), Gleason score by central pathological judgment category (< 8/≥ 8), and institutions.

In this study, high risk is defined as those cases in which where at least one of the following three conditions is satisfied: 1) PSA > 20 ng/mL prior to CAB, or 2) clinical stage of T2c or T3a, or 3) Gleason score ≥ 8 as determined by central pathological judgment.

"But none of it is as central to judgments about him as the economy and unemployment".

Going by the published minutes, all the talk at the Bank's policy-board meetings has been far more orthodox: the timing of a rate rise will depend on the usual central-bankerly judgments about the direction of the economy.If anything, the minutes suggest that the Bank has softened its stance recently.

Central examples of judgments of taste are judgments of beauty and ugliness.