Sentence examples for considered judgement from inspiring English sources

That's why we're very keen to get into the detail before making a considered judgement.

"But it was a throwaway, not a considered judgement, and frankly, pretty damn lazy because it did not take account of the different personnel," he added.

Because the exercise of skill, special knowledge and considered judgement is only crudely and imperfectly met by the usual democratic processes.

Such a vote, he says, "would not be relevant until the new shape of Europe, and the success or otherwise of its Eurozone Mk 2, finally emerges and a considered judgement is possible, something which is likely to be a fair way off .But he is ready to risk one.For what it is worth, and with grave misgivings, I suspect he may be right.

"We believe that we can give that clarity to enable someone to make a considered judgement in a more stabilised environment so that they know what they're buying and that they know what they're getting into".

In 'conditional' or 'prima facie' judgement one takes some body of considerations, r, to support A over B. All things considered judgement is the special case of this in which r includes all the considerations one holds relevant.

Therefore, it is important to make considered judgements when evaluating the results of international comparisons.

WRE is achieved when our considered judgements match, or are in line with our general principles duly pruned and adjusted.

That is a legitimate function for an examination board to carry out, since pass marks ultimately are not set by computer programs or by statisticians but by the considered judgements of well-informed Boards of Examiners.

It should also assist with the justification of breast-screening policy, and wider debate about concordance or discordance between the values of influential experts and the considered judgements of the community.

All these examples bring a very different perspective to the idea that GPs are displaying 'grim fatalism' in not necessarily diagnosing early but are making considered judgements about the difference in meaning between the diagnosis per se and the disclosure of this diagnosis, between 'recognition' and 'diagnosis'diagnosis