Sentence examples for crafted judgments from inspiring English sources
The latter can produce carefully crafted judgments condemning the criminal activities of rogue states.
"While sexting is bad judgment, it's simply not what the Supreme Court had in mind when it crafted the child pornography law.
(Another Tomasson work is on the weekend mixed bill.) They all seemed earnest, musical, well crafted and a little bland, though once again sweeping judgments based on galas are dangerous.
Whether in Octave Tassaert's painting of a "Last Judgment," or in Alexandre Cabanel's image of a fashion-plate goddess, or in Jules Laurens's scene of peasants doing their wash, the results are flawlessly crafted and utterly unalive.
TDE inevitably requires an element of practitioner "craft", involving judgment and creativity based on broad theoretical induction and background, and experience.
On Wednesday, he spoke positively about the compromise measure House and Senate GOP tax writers have been crafting, but added that he is reserving judgment until he sees the final product.
While I do not question that the Court possesses the power to craft the rule it announces today, in my judgment it errs in doing so.
In addition to shedding light on how different ways of processing numerical information influences risk judgments and willingness to act, this research has important implications for crafting messages designed to communicate risk.
When crafting a retainer agreement with multiple individual clients, the law firm must make judgments about which of the team members will be on or off that representational bus.
Start by using historical data, experience, judgment, and all the approaches you'd normal use to craft a rational strategy.
