It is used when respondents are selected through deliberate judgments with respect to particular group or area (Kerlinger, 1986).
But at the end of the day, it is not -- and should not be -- Obama's decision on whether to prosecute, but the deliberate and independent judgment of the Justice Department.
Facts, good judgment, and deliberate action yield good results".
The advocate general's opinion is not binding on the ECJ and its judges will now deliberate and deliver a judgment at a later date.
represents Thompson's attempt to correct systemic flaws in Brooklyn's criminal-justice apparatus, which have included poor oversight, inadequate independent review, and a lack of prosecutorial and police transparency — and which have enabled problems ranging from mistakes in judgment to deliberate misconduct.
Once we have deliberated and formed judgments about what is right or wrong, good or bad, these judgments tend to have a marked hold on us.
Vonnegut's father once complained that there were no bad guys in his books, and Vonnegut attributed his largely blame-free world view to having studied 1940s anthropology, with its total relativism and deliberate lack of value judgments, as well as its sense of human cultures and religions as arbitrary artifacts and "Rube Goldberg inventions".
The nine members of the Supreme Court deliberate and make collective judgments using majority rule.
Multi-criteria decision analysis assists with structuring decision problems, incorporating multiple criteria, resolving conflicts among these criteria, and appraising value judgments to support a deliberate and justifiable choice among decision alternatives (Keeney and Raiffa 1993).
Multi-criteria decision analysis assists with structuring decision problems, incorporating multiple criteria, resolving conflicts (trade-offs) among criteria, and appraising value judgments to support a deliberate choice among decision alternatives (Keeney and Raiffa 1993).
