Every task forms its own universe, and it asks for discerning judgment.
Don was a man of deep integrity, keen intellect, discerning judgment, and immense personal warmth.
It requires discerning judgment about what's delegated and what isn't, what is done in house.
His profound understanding and discerning judgment on intellectual matters, and his warm sense of humor, will be greatly missed by all.
She defines it as "bringing your self when you coach — your values, passion, creativity, emotion, and discerning judgment — to any given moment with a client". If managers is presented with coaches who simply mirror their experiences or backgrounds, how can they look at their issues from a different angle or move out of their comfort zone?
The word "critical" comes from the Greek word "discerning judgment".
Ranking your partner as a perfect 10 across the board, though seemingly nice at first, would eventually call into question your discerning judgment and thus your reliability.
"But this goes a long way toward disclosing what those conflicts are and giving investors the information they need to make a little bit more discerning judgment". Recognizing the influence of financial news channels such as CNBC and financial news shows such as "Wall Street Week With Louis Rukeyser," analysts also would have to reveal such conflicts when they are interviewed on TV.
While deeply anchored in Bosnia, this book has far-reaching implications for scholars of violence, social identity, and rural politics". "Max Bergholz's Violence as a Generative Force is meticulously researched, engagingly written, and discerning in its judgments.
