Sentence examples for challenging judgements from inspiring English sources

In our study we observed a discernible tension for panel members between framing cases as complex instances of human suffering, involving moral engagement and emotionally and clinically challenging judgements, and instances of technocratic processing, involving instrumental negotiations over policy fit.

Midwives were asked to recall specific cases which had required challenging judgements about the appropriate level of care in labour, in which a range of decisions were made (i.e. transfer or not) and to report what factors influenced their decisions (Table  4).

KMPG said the FRC was conducting an investigation and said "we believe that we have provided robust audits which challenged the judgements and disclosures proposed by the bank's management".

KPMG said as the Co-op Bank's former auditor it had provided "robust audits which challenged the judgements and disclosures proposed by the bank's management".

Of course, we should be wary of jumping to conclusions about the current mood within the camp but probability says the formula is unlikely to be a winning one and the players have done little to challenge that judgement with their performances under the new man.

If either side wishes to challenge the judgement, a further three experts form an appeals panel and issue a final ruling.

"I'm challenging McCain's judgement," Kerry says.

After the March 2007 exhibition Lost Faces, when the miniature was displayed after a recent resurgence of interest in Jane, Foley published a lengthy letter challenging Starkey's judgement.

Following the ruling, both brothers went to India's Supreme Court — Anil to ensure that Reliance Industries adheres to the High Court judgement; Mukesh to challenge the judgment.

In the Commons, the Labour leader also challenged Cameron's judgement, accusing him of turning him a blind eye to Green's record just as he had when he failed to look into the background of the former News of the World editor Andy Coulson before appointing him Conservative communications director in 2007.

The union had also sought to challenge the tribunal judgement by making referral to the Supreme Court's decision this week against Pimlico Plumbers — another gig economy platform rights case — but Deliveroo points out the judge deemed that "not arguable".