He and Mr. Safir remain committed to policies that push cops who are deficient in judgment, training and supervision into situations they are not prepared to handle.
A leader with the capacity for critical thinking "seeks to obtain the most thorough and accurate understanding possible," the manual says, and he anticipates "first, second and third consequences of multiple courses of action". A leader deficient in judgment and strategic thinking demonstrates rigid and inflexible thinking.
Not, "McCain's judgment is deficient".
A recent sample of foreclosure cases in the 12th Judicial Circuit of Florida showed that 20 percent of those set for summary judgment involved deficient documents, according to chief judge Lee E. Haworth.
Their lack of judgment and deficient impulse control, combined with a secondary condition of alcohol/drug abuse, may lead to unprotected sex and pregnancy.
This happened with "American Sphinx," Ellis's study of "the character of Thomas Jefferson," which argued that the author of the Declaration of Independence and putative father of American democracy was also a scheming and even paranoid anti-monarchist, deficient in both wisdom and judgment, unlike his adversary, the stolid if unromantic Adams.
Previous studies most notably one conducted by Harvard Medical School in 1990 asked panels of doctors to review patient files and attach subjective judgments about adverse outcomes and deficient treatment.
While teaching philosophy to undergraduates at Columbia University in the 1960s, Lipman saw that his students were passionate to change the world but deficient in their ability to reason soundly and exercise good judgment.
I was startled by the association of divine retribution with a broken steering linkage; I had never thought about how an autistic person, with a wholly causal or scientific view of the universe and a deficient sense of agency or intention, might formulate such matters as divine judgment or will.
A federal appeals court reduced by $30 million a judgment against PPG Industries in a lawsuit filed by a wood-products maker over deficient wood treatment.
