Errors may also occur as a consequence of making judgements in conditions under uncertainty, i.e., when the requirements of the rational agent model cannot be fulfilled.
Because God's act of willing John to kiss Mary doesn't fall within the class of logical-cum-mereological consequences of the judgement that John is kissing Mary, His act isn't a truth-maker for it.
In order to capture the "generic" as well as the singular consequences of a judgement, Smith includes amongst its existential consequences the fusions that result from applying the mereological comprehension principle (T≤) (∃xφx iff there exists a unique fusion of all and only φ-ers) to the immediate commitments of the judgement.
Instead, women's narratives were dominated by fear of disclosure, and the resulting consequences of staff judgement and loss of control.
The consequences of errors of judgement are therefore more serious for managers.
In-depth interviews elicited personal perspectives and experiences around the process of decision-making and the effects and consequences of the judgements made.
And Take Me Out offers the simplest pleasure of all – beautiful, instant, consequence-free judgement of strangers.
On Monday the ship's owners, Costa Crociere, issued a statement (in Italian) which said: "It seems that the commander made errors of judgement that had serious consequences.
On the simple level, the story of Noah is about sin and consequence, and Aronofsky focuses his Noah on the theme of judgement vs. mercy.
Sitting in his poky home, the Ayodhya-born former tailor had been blowing hot and cold about the consequences of an adverse judgement against Muslims.
We are reaping the consequences of their poor judgement and their unwillingness to speak truth to power.
