Sentence examples for change the judgment from inspiring English sources

The essence of democratic politics is responding to public dissatisfaction with policies and ideas – and then trying to change the judgment of voters.

That doesn't change the judgment about Venezuela, it just says that what one hears in the United States one can dismiss.

Health promotion strategies should aim to change the judgments of health risk.

The goal of this study is to compare the impact of the presentation format and informational content of both accounting systems on the judgments and decisions of bankers, and, more specifically, to find out whether the information contributed by SYSCOHADA has changed the judgments and decisions bankers made under the old OCAM accounting plan.

In response to this sort of objection, Wallace (2011) argues that the reactive emotions are not superfluous add-ons to the judgment, but instead they serve to change the meaning of the judgment, imbuing the judgment with the sort of expressive significance that is characteristic of blame and that would otherwise be lacking from a mere judgment.

First, calling "goodness as a career" a common measure for comparing the legal and musical careers would change neither the judgment that one career is not better than the other nor the judgment that they are not equally good.

Refining the accuracy of that jumper should certainly be on Shumpert's summer to-do list, but even a more precise stroke would not change the errors in his judgment.

Critics accused Mr. Berlusconi of having tried to use Parliament, when he had a solid majority as prime minister, to change the law to defer judgment or even avoid it.

"Even if there is only a small chance, there is a chance that a favorable judgment could change the laws across Europe".

But we can change the way we dance with judgment.

"The only possibility for getting around this judgment is to change the law".